Dayton 4RP19 Speed Reducer C-Face 56C 10:1 Ratio
C-face worm gear reducer with 56C frame and 10:1 ratio delivering 554 in-lb output torque at 175 RPM
- 10:1 ratio cuts input speed to 175 RPM for controlled output
- 554 in-lb maximum torque handles heavy-duty loads
- 56C C-face mounting fits standard NEMA motors directly
- 06 inch worm center distance with cast iron housing ensures rigidity
- 875 lb overhung load rating supports radial shaft forces
Dayton 4RP19 Speed Reducer Overview
The Dayton 4RP19 is a worm gear speed reducer designed for standard-duty power transmission applications. It features a C-face 56C frame for direct motor mounting and a right-angle shaft orientation. The unit provides a 10:1 nominal ratio with a hardened steel pinion and cast iron housing for durability.
Suited Applications and Limitations
This reducer suits machinery requiring a fixed 10:1 speed reduction at up to 1,750 input RPM with a maximum output torque of 554 in-lb. It is not for buyers who need a different gear ratio or higher input speed capability. It is also not for installations where the input motor shaft must point upward, as this mounting position is excluded.
Pre-Installation Checks
Verify that your motor matches the 56C frame and 5/8 inch bore diameter for proper coupling. Confirm the application does not exceed the 2 hp maximum input power rating or the 875 lb overhung load limit. Ensure the 1 inch output shaft diameter fits your driven equipment and that the 2.06 inch worm center distance aligns with your mounting layout.
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- Price $518.99
- Pricier than about 93% of the 693 comparable items (median $35.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What motor frame must I already have to bolt this speed reducer directly?
The unit is built for a 56C frame motor with a 5/8-inch bore, so the motor must match that frame and shaft size for a direct C-face mount.
Will my existing 1750 RPM motor work with this 10:1 ratio reducer?
The reducer is rated for 1750 input RPM and delivers a nominal 175 output RPM at that speed, so a standard 1750 RPM motor matches the design point.
How can I confirm the reducer is producing the rated output after installation?
Measure the output shaft speed under load; it should run near 175 RPM when the input is 1750 RPM, and the output torque should not exceed 554 in-lb.
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