Compact torque density
The series is presented as a smaller footprint than comparable cycloidal gearmotor setups at the same permitted torque, which helps when equipment space is tight.
RC series helical geared motor
RC Helical Geared Motor for Industrial Drive
Compact torque for restricted layouts and long-running equipment
For teams comparing industrial gearbox suppliers and geared motor manufacturers, the RC series combines a compact housing with hardened 20CrMnTi gears for continuous-duty drive lines that need steady torque and low noise.
The range covers RC37 through RC187, with direct motor, flange or shaft input and horizontal or vertical installation options. Use the 0.1~560rpm speed window and up to 28000Nm torque to narrow the frame that fits your machine.
0.1~560rpmListed output speed range
Up to 28000NmMaximum listed output torque
0.18~160kwMotor power range
The RC series keeps the drive compact while still covering higher torque requirements for industrial equipment.
A second view helps compare the reducer body, mounting shape and input layout before you specify the machine.
Core parameters
RC series parameters and options
The RC series covers a broad frame range, flexible input paths and a drive design intended for continuous industrial use.
| Model range | RC37~RC187. |
|---|---|
| Output speed | 0.1~560rpm. |
| Output torque | Up to 28000Nm. |
| Motor power | 0.18~160kw. |
| Input forms | Direct motor connection, flange input or shaft input. |
| Installation models | Horizontal or vertical installation. |
| Gear material | 20CrMnTi alloy steel with quenching, carburizing and precision grinding. |
| Typical applications | Chemical machinery, cement agitator machinery, printing and packaging machinery, mine and power transmission machinery, metallurgy. |
Harder gear surfaces
20CrMnTi alloy steel, heat treatment and precision grinding support long-running industrial use where gear wear matters.
Flexible drive layout
Direct, flange and shaft inputs plus horizontal or vertical mounting make the series easier to place around the machine line.
How to narrow the right size
Choose the RC frame by load, layout and access
Keep the selection simple: start with the load, then check how the reducer fits the machine and how it can be serviced later.
Choose by load first
Match the target torque and operating speed before you compare frame numbers. That keeps the drive choice grounded in the actual machine duty.
Choose by layout second
Direct motor, flange input and shaft input each change how much room the drive needs. Use the machine envelope to rule out awkward fits early.
Choose by mounting access
Horizontal and vertical installation options are both listed, so maintenance access and line orientation should be part of the final frame choice.
Send these details first
What to prepare for a quotation
Share the details that change the frame choice, and the team can narrow the RC series without back-and-forth.
Machine type
Tell us whether the drive is for chemical processing, cement mixing, packaging, mining, metallurgy or another industrial line.
Target speed and torque
Share the output speed window and torque target so the series can be sized against the listed 0.1~560rpm and up to 28000Nm range.
Mounting direction
Confirm whether installation is horizontal or vertical, plus any flange or shaft input preference.
Available space
Send the space limits and shaft layout so the frame size can be matched to the machine instead of the other way around.
Other geared motor paths
Compare the RC series with nearby product directions
These related products cover adjacent layouts and load ranges, so you can compare the RC series against other real drive options on the same site.
FC series parallel shaft helical geared motor
Use this when a parallel-shaft layout and higher torque range are the main comparison points for the line.
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KC series helical-bevel geared motor
Use this when bevel output and heavy-duty transmission needs become the stronger fit than a straight RC layout.
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SC series helical-worm geared motor
Use this when right-angle output and a lower torque window fit the machine better than the RC series.
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XGC series shaft mounted helical gearbox
Use this when shaft-mounted installation and compact equipment access are the key comparison points.
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Three articles that help you compare the RC series
The articles below stay focused on operating time, space, and industrial environment, which are the questions most buyers need answered before ordering.
RC Helical Geared Motor Advantages for Continuous Industrial Operation
See how the RC series fits continuous-duty lines that need steady torque, compact build and lower vibration across long operating periods.
Read articleIndustrial Gearbox Reducer Designs Meeting Space and Maintenance Demands
Check how a compact reducer shape can help when installation room is limited and the machine still needs easier access for service.
Read articleSelecting the Right Helical Gear Reducer for Chemical and Mining Industries
Review the load and duty factors that matter when the drive must stay reliable in chemical processing or mining environments.
Read articleQuestions buyers ask next
RC series FAQ
These answers cover the key choices to settle before you send a request.
Which RC frame should I start with?
Start with the load, the output speed target and the available mounting space. The RC series runs from RC37 through RC187, so the frame should be chosen from the smallest size that still meets the torque and layout target.
What input forms are available?
The available input forms are direct motor connection, flange input and shaft input, which gives you more room to match the reducer to the machine layout.
Can the RC series run in horizontal or vertical layouts?
Yes. Horizontal and vertical installation are both available, so the same series can fit different machine orientations.
What speed and torque range is listed?
The listed output speed is 0.1~560rpm, output torque reaches up to 28000Nm, and motor power ranges from 0.18~160kw.
Where is the RC geared motor commonly used?
The RC series is suited to chemical machinery, cement agitator machinery, printing and packaging machinery, mine and power transmission machinery, and metallurgy.
What details should I send for a quotation?
Send the equipment type, target speed, torque need, mounting direction, available space and preferred frame range so the right RC setup can be narrowed quickly.
Share your drive details and narrow the RC series faster
Send the machine type, torque target, speed window, mounting direction and space limit through Contact Us, and use the RC product page as the quick reference while you review the final size.
