3.75 to 5.5 kW forward and reverse switching <Forward and Reverse>
The "MM-105 type" is a forward and reverse machine for 3.75 to 5.5 kW. The allowable torque is approximately 60 N·m, and the length of the change lever can be adjusted, with the option to mount it on the opposite side. Additionally, there are many models related to reducers, increasers, variable speed devices, and forward-reverse switching that are not listed in the catalog. If you provide us with details such as power (kW), reduction ratio, increase ratio, variable speed ratio, input rotation speed, and input/output torque, we will send you the drawings of the suitable models. [Features] ■ Allowable torque: Approximately 60 N·m ■ Adjustable change lever length ■ Change lever can be mounted on the opposite side *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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We design, manufacture, and sell a wide range of gear products, including reducers, increasers, gear shifters, and forward/reverse switches, at low prices starting from one unit. We are a long-established manufacturer of power transmission equipment. We are a member of the Kochi Small Hydropower Promotion Council. We can produce some equivalent products from Yamai Manufacturing, Oya Manufacturing, Daito Seiki, and Taniguchi Reducer. Our mobile sawmill has won both the Local Industry Award and the Idea Award at the Kochi Prefectural Local Industry Awards. Established in 1956, we have a manufacturing track record of 400,000 gear shifters and reducers! ● Mobile Sawmill 20th Kochi Prefectural Local Industry Award - Local Industry Award (2005) 5th Kochi Eco Industry Award - Idea Award (2005) ● Manual Shock Wrench Chairman's Award at the Kochi Prefectural Invention and Innovation Contest (2001)