BWEY110 and BWEY120 are both horizontal two-stage cycloidal pinwheel reducers of the BWEY series. The main difference between them is the different frame numbers, which directly leads to differences in size, load-bearing capacity and applicable power. Simply put, BWEY120 is a larger model than BWEY110.
1. Comparison of main differences:
2. Model Interpretation
By interpreting the model numbers, you can understand their differences more clearly:
B: Represents B series cycloid reducer.
W: stands for horizontal installation.
E: Represents two-stage transmission (i.e. two-stage reduction).
Y: It means equipped with Y series motor.
110 / 120: This number is the base number, which is the core parameter to distinguish the two. The larger the frame number, the larger the center distance of the reducer, and the greater the torque it can withstand.
3. Common points
Although they are different in size and load-bearing capacity, they are products of the same series and have many things in common:
Transmission principle: They all adopt the cycloid pinwheel planetary transmission principle.
Performance characteristics: They all have the characteristics of large reduction ratio, compact structure, smooth operation, low noise and long service life.
Reduction ratio range: As two-stage reducers, their reduction ratio ranges are similar, usually between 121 and 5133, which can meet a variety of reduction needs.
Summary: In short, when choosing, you need to decide based on the torque and motor power required under actual working conditions. If the load is larger or a motor with greater power needs to be matched, you should choose the BWEY120 with a larger frame size; otherwise, you can choose the BWEY110 with a more compact size.
