Clean-Geartech is a specialized manufacturer known for producing high-performance, hygienic gear units tailored to demanding industrial environments. Their gearboxes are engineered with premium materials, such as AISI 316L stainless steel, to meet the strictest hygiene, durability, and corrosion resistance requirements. Ideal for technical specialists in sectors like food processing, pharmaceuticals, chemical engineering, and marine applications.Application Benefits and Key Features:
Constructed entirely of AISI 316L stainless steel, making it highly corrosion-resistant and ideal for harsh and hygienic environments including food, pharmaceutical, and offshore applications.

Equipped with a Ø35H7 hollow output shaft in stainless steel, simplifying integration into existing shaft-driven systems while ensuring superior cleaning access and longevity.

The gear input shaft diameter of Ø28 mm provides compatibility with a wide range of IEC motors, creating a flexible drivetrain setup.

Optimized gear ratio of 15.36:1 enables precise speed reduction and torque increase, making it suitable for both high-load and low-speed automation applications.

Two-stage gear reduction allows for increased load handling and reliability in continuous operation cycles, reducing mechanical stress and wear.

High operational efficiency of 96% ensures minimal energy loss during transmission, supporting energy-conscious engineering designs and lowering operational costs.

Mounting interface compatible with IEC 100/112B14 motor flanges, allowing seamless integration into standardized drive systems without the need for custom adapters.

Compact housing size X62N with BCD input/output 130 mm makes the gearbox ideal for space-limited systems and modular industrial setups.

Smooth surface design prevents accumulation of debris and is resistant to aggressive cleaning agents, compliant with CIP (Clean-In-Place) standards critical in sensitive process environments.

Reliable performance in high humidity or wet zones, ideal for production lines requiring regular washdowns or exposure to sanitary-grade environments.