Product Features

Utilizing the often imitated but never equaled 700 series worm gearing combined with new exterior designs, the new stainless steel 700 series performance has been optimized to withstand the harshest washdown conditions! The new line incorporates features that were designed with the input of some of the food processing industries’ leading players to maintain optimal performance in the toughest caustic environments.

All critical dimensions are backwards compatible with the previous stainless steel and our standard cast iron products to ensure plug and play compatibility and easy field retrofitting.

Stainless Steel 700 Series product line blends the best of the old and new: 

1. A laser marked name plate ensures worry-free part identification while maintaining a smooth uninterrupted surface, leaving no indentations to prevent adherence of food particles.

2. Plastic covers for all counter bored holes including motor, flange, and base, and Inset Fill and Drain holes help prevent partical accumulation and pooling fluids to optimize washdown efficiency.

3. Double lipped shaft seals ensure superior performance and leak resistance.

4. Two-piece mounting base maintains standard 700 Series footprint and enables the unit to be washed down without trapping foreign matter under the reducer.

5. Stainless steel 303 material for output shafts.

6. Available in hollow and solid output shafts.

7. Stainless Steel 316 housing, motor flange and carrier to withstand tough washdown environments.

8. Flange features (2) jackbolt holes for easy motor/reducer un-mating.

9. Motor flange design incorporates an O-ring to minimize ingress of particles or fluids.

10. Integral input worm and shaft design made from high strength case hardened alloy steel.

11. High pressure angle on worm provides greater operating efficiency.

12. Large oil reservoir provides highly efficient heat dissipation and lubrication for longer operating life. Up to 20% more oil capacity than standard 700 series.

13. High strength bronze worm gear is straddle mounted between heavy-duty tapered roller bearings to increase thrust and overhung load capacities.