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Lifter(Elevator)

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For Beginners
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the selection process
  • Step 1
    Select the Series of High
    Precision Reducer for Servo
    Motor from Product Line Up
  • Step 2
    Select the
    Backlash
  • Step 3
    Select the Linkage Method
    (High Precision Reducer for
    Servo Motor and Device)
  • Step 4
    Enter User Values
  • Step 5
    Enter Driving
    Pattern and Condition
Step1　Select the Series of High Precision Reducer for Servo Motor from product line up

Please select the Series of High Precision Reducer for Servo Motor

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For Beginners
Click here if you want
to know
the selection process
  • Step 1
    Select the Series of High
    Precision Reducer for Servo
    Motor from Product Line Up
  • Step 2
    Select the
    Backlash
  • Step 3
    Select the Linkage Method
    (High Precision Reducer for
    Servo Motor and Device)
  • Step 4
    Enter User Values
  • Step 5
    Enter Driving
    Pattern and Condition
Step2　Select the Backlash

Select the Backlash of output shaft

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<Reference>
Output shaft 1 round(360 deg.)/360=1 deg.
1 deg./60=1 arcmin, 1 deg./20=3 arcmin, 1 deg./4=15 arcmin, 1 deg./2=30 arcmin
* Low Backlash (30 to 60 arcmin) accuracy would be deferent by reduction ratio

For Beginners
Click here if you want
to know
the selection process
  • Step 1
    Select the Series of High
    Precision Reducer for Servo
    Motor from Product Line Up
  • Step 2
    Select the
    Backlash
  • Step 3
    Select the Linkage Method
    (High Precision Reducer for
    Servo Motor and Device)
  • Step 4
    Enter User Values
  • Step 5
    Enter Driving
    Pattern and Condition
Step3　Select the Linkage Method (High Precision Reducer for Servo Motor and Device)

Select Linkage Method (High Precision Reducer for Servo Motor and Device)

If you want to go back to the previous page, click the “Back” button at the bottom left.

For Beginners
Click here if you want
to know
the selection process
  • Step 1
    Select the Series of High
    Precision Reducer for Servo
    Motor from Product Line Up
  • Step 2
    Select the
    Backlash
  • Step 3
    Select the Linkage Method
    (High Precision Reducer for
    Servo Motor and Device)
  • Step 4
    Enter User Values
  • Step 5
    Enter Driving
    Pattern and Condition
※Sample Image
Step4　Enter User Values

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Elevating Speed　V =
Weight of the Work　M1 = kg
Weight of the
Balancing Weight
M2 =
 kg
Weight of the
Chain (Wire)
M3 =
 kg
Weight of the
Sprocket
(Timing Pulley)
M4 =
 kg
Weight of the
Rotating Shaft
M5 =
 kg
P.C.D. of the
Sprocket
(Timing Pulley)
D1 =
 mm
Pitch Circle Diameter
of the Rolling
Element Bearing
D2 =
 mm
Outer Diameter of
the Rotating Shaft
D3 =
 mm
P.C.D. of Driven
Side Sprocket
(Timing Pulley, Gear)
D4 =
 mm
P.C.D. of Drive
Side Sprocket
(Timing Pulley, Gear)
D5 =
 mm
Friction Coefficient
of the Bearing
μ =
Examples of Coefficient of Friction
List of examples of coefficient of friction are shown below.
Coefficient of friction differs depending on using condition such as material and form of connecting parts.
Values shown below do not guarantee the using conditions of customers.
Mechanism Examples of Coefficient of Friction
Chain (Belt) lifter Guide 0.2~0.3
Turntable Bearing 0.05~0.1
Rack and Pinion Guide 0.05~0.1
Cart Rolling Friction 0.2~0.3
Lifter (Elevator) Bearing 0.05~0.1
Actuator Guide 0.05~0.1
Bearing 0.05~0.1
Turnover Machine Bearing 0.05~0.1
Rotating Machine (Cylindrical Object) Bearing 0.05~0.1
Hoisting Machine Bearing 0.05~0.1
Roller lifter Rolling Friction 0.2~0.3
Bearing 0.05~0.1
Rated Rotational
Speed of
Servo Motor
N1 =
r/min
Service Factor　Sf =
※Select the coefficient
Service Factor（Sf）
Gearmotors and reducers are designed to run for 10 hours a day under moderate shock loads.When used under conditions that exceed those, load torque should be revised according to the service factors in the table below.
Load Conditions Service Factor(Sf) Example of Use
Run for 3 hours
or less per day		 Run for 3-10
hours per day		 Run for over 10
hours per day
Uniform Loads 1 1 1 lifters (uniform loads),
Screens, Mixing machines (alow viscosity),
Water treatment machines (light loads),
Machine tools (feed shafts), Elevators,
Extruding machines, and Distilling machines
Moderate Shock Loads 1 1 1.25 lifters (non-uniform loads or heavy loads),
Mixing machines (high viscosity), Vehicular machinery,
Water treatment machines (medium loads),
Hoists (light loads), Papermaking machines,
Feeders, Food machinery, Pumps,
Sugar refining machinery, and Textile machines
Heavy Shock Loads 1 1.25 1.5 Hoists (heavy loads), Hammer mills,
Metalworking machinery, Crushers, and Tumblers
Correction Coefficient
of Moment of Inertia by
Operating Conditions
C=
Correction Coefficient of Inertia Moment according to the operating conditions (C)
Choose the Correction Coefficient of Inertia Moment according to the operating conditions.
Linkage Method Start-Up Frequency Correction Coefficient
Direct Connection
(no slack)		 Up to 70 times per day 1
More than 70 times per day 1.5
By Chain
(with slack)		 Up to 70 times per day 2
More than 70 times per day 3
※ IPM gearmotors are not eligible. (C=1)
Coefficient according
to Linkage Method
K1 =
Coefficient according to Linkage Method（K1）
Choose the Coefficient (K1) according to the linkage method.
Linkage Method K1
Chain / Timing Belt 1.00
Gears 1.25
V-Belt 1.50
Coefficient according to Load Position（K2）
Choose the coefficient (K2) according to the load position.
Load Position K2
Base of the Shaft 0.75
Middle of the Shaft 1.00
End of the Shaft 1.50
※In case of hollow shaft, coefficient (K２) is 1.00.
Coefficient according
to Load Position
K2 =
Output Shaft Direction
Choose the Coefficient（K1）according to the linkage method.
Linkage method K1
Chain / Timing Belt 1.00
Gear 1.25
V-Belt 1.50
Coefficient according to Load Position（K2）
Choose the Coefficient（K2）according to the linkage method.
Load Position K2
Base of the Shaft 0.75
Middle of the Shaft 1.00
End of the Shaft 1.50
※In case of hollow shaft, coefficient (K２) is 1.00.
Coefficient according
to Linkage Method
fb =
Coefficient according to Linkage Method（fb）
Choose the Coefficient (fb) according to the linkage method.
Linkage method fb
Timing Belt 1.2
Gear / Chain 1.3
V-Belt 2
Flat Belt (with tension pulley) 3
Flat Belt 4
Coefficient according to Load Level（fw）
Choose the Coefficient (fw) according to the load level.
Load Level fw
No Impact, Smooth Operation 1.2
Normal Operation 1.3
Operation With Vibration / Impact Load 2
O.H.L. Load Position

Please set Load position
Coefficient according
to Load Level
fw =
O.H.L. Load Position =
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