Cycloidal Speed Reducer for RGV/AGV
  • Cycloidal Speed Reducer for RGV/AGV
  • Cycloidal Speed Reducer for RGV/AGV
  • Cycloidal Speed Reducer for RGV/AGV

    • Cycloidal Speed Reducer for RGV/AGV

    Cycloidal drives for rail guided vehicles (RGV) and automated guided vehicles (AGV) in automated warehouse & logistics applications

    Automated transport systems such as RGVs and AGVs require compact and efficient power units that can handle long hours of continuous movement without losing stability. Cycloidal speed reducers meet these needs by combining high torque capacity with smooth, reliable motion. Their lightweight structure makes them ideal for modern logistics and warehouse automation, where space is limited but precision and durability are important.

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    Features
    • Compact structure, about half the size of conventional helical gear units
    • Lightweight design, only one-third the weight of standard gear reducers
    • Easy to install and suitable for limited spaces
    • Low noise during operation
    • Efficiency up to 95%
    • Long service life with stable performance
    • Strong vibration resistance
    • High load capacity for demanding applications
    • Suitable for drive motors in heavy-duty warehouse and logistics systems
    • Designed for use in automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and rail guided vehicles (RGVs)
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    Why Us

    Transcyko specializes in the design and manufacturing of industrial gearboxes and speed reducers. With over 40 years of gearbox manufacturing expertise, we deliver precision drive solutions for plastics, rubber, chemical, metallurgy, automation, and energy industries. Our 40,000m² manufacturing facilities in Nanjing and Taiwan support large-scale production of up to 60,000 high-precision gear reducers annually.

    • Why UsOver 40 years of experience in gearbox manufacturing
    • Why UsClose cooperation with the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)
    • Why UsAdvanced machining and testing equipment from Germany and Japan
    • Why UsCertified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO 50001 standards
    • Why UsLong-term cooperation with global distributors

    Selecting the right reducer depends on several factors:

    • First, check the torque requirement and choose a model that can handle it to avoid overloading.
    • The reduction ratio is also important, as it determines both the output speed and the precision.
    • If the application demands high accuracy, a low-backlash speed reducer is recommended.
    • Other points to consider include whether the operation is continuous or intermittent, and whether the reducer can be properly installed and integrated with your existing motor and equipment.

    Lubrication helps reduce friction and wear, keeping the reducer in good working condition. For new units, the oil should be changed after 200–300 hours of operation. After that, replace it every 3000–6000 hours, depending on usage. When changing the oil, drain the old one completely, clean the tank and gears with a proper cleaning agent, and refill with high-quality lubricating oil that meets the reducer’s specifications.

    Dirt, oil stains, and debris can accumulate on the surface and block heat dissipation, which affects performance. Wipe the outer surface with a dry cloth or use compressed air to remove buildup regularly. Avoid washing with water or letting any impurities get inside the reducer, as that could cause damage.

    Inside a cycloidal reducer, the input shaft drives an eccentric disc surrounded by several pins that mesh with a cycloidal gear. The gear has an inner ring with teeth and multiple lobes. When the disc rotates, it makes the gear move eccentrically around the central axis, creating the speed reduction needed for the mixing process.

    Cycloidal gearboxes offer high torque and power capacity in a much smaller size compared to conventional gearboxes. Their compact design allows conveyors to be installed in tighter spaces. Thanks to their different mounting options and output directions, they can easily be used in curved or inclined conveyor systems, helping save space and improve flexibility.

    Yes. The reducer can be customized according to the power requirements and working conditions of various applications. The design process involves selecting the right type, structure, and dimensions to meet specific transmission needs. Factors such as stiffness, strength, and heat balance are also evaluated to ensure stable and long-lasting performance.