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Boston Gear: Series 2000 Right-Angle Helical Gear Drives

Helical gear drives, motors

Boston Gear: Series 2000 Right-Angle Helical Gear Drives
By Boston Gear 
April 25, 2014

Series 2000 right-angle helical gear drives and motors by Boston Gear are engineered for multiple applications, including dairy and bakery mixers, spiral heating and cooling racks, meat forming and processing lines, produce drying bins, bottling lines, unit conveyors and palletizers.

Featuring unique mounting registers and keyless tapered bushings, the C-face gear drives are fast and easy to install.

Units require minimal maintenance, with rounded housing surfaces for easier cleaning, acrylic paint pigmented with 316 stainless steel flake for high corrosion and abrasion resistance, and integrated O-rings for high leak and ingress resistance.

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