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				Double lip 
				seals retain oil while locking out dirt | 
			
				| 
				Helical 
				gear tooth design maximizes the power transfer efficiency | 
			
				| 
				Twin taper 
				bushings eliminate play between the reducer and shaft. No set 
				screws to score, mark or gouge the shaft | 
			
				| 
				Reducer 
				mounts directly on driven shaft, eliminating the need for 
				coupling or chain drive, sliding motor base and support 
				structure and avoiding all alignment problems | 
			
				| 
				Easy 
				Installation: Insert shaft key and slide inboard bushing, 
				reducer and outboard bushing onto the device's input shaft. 
				Position and tighten bushing mounting screws. | 
			
				| 
				Easy 
				Removal: Bushing screws double as jacking screws so no puller is 
				required. Remove the bushing mounting screws and insert them 
				into the tapped holes in the bushing flanges. Once tightened, 
				the reducer should slide easily off of the shaft. | 
			
				| 
				
				Flexibility: Mounting versatility enables these torque arm 
				reducers to be positioned anywhere along the driven shaft in 
				horizontal, vertical and inclined positions for greater 
				installation ease. | 
			
				| 
				Heavy Duty 
				Cast Housing: The corrosion resistant, ductile iron cast 
				housings are precision machined. A ribbed housing construction 
				provides strong, rigid support for bearings and gearing. This 
				design also channels oil to all bearings for superior 
				lubrication and extended operating life. | 
			
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				Benefits | 
			
				| 
				One-year 
				warranty | 
			
				| 
				Continuing 
				service commitment | 
			
				| 
				Global 
				distribution | 
			
				| 
				Rapid 
				delivery | 
			
				| 
				
				Off-the-shelf parts | 
			
				| 
				Superior 
				quality | 
			
				| 
				Advanced 
				materials & processes  | 
			
				| 
				Improved 
				service life of critical components | 
			
				| 
				Lower 
				maintenance & operating costs | 
			
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