Compact FHP right-angle motors and NMRV reducers for packaging machinery. FMCG, pharmaceutical, and food packaging equipment. 50 to 2000 packages/hour capacity.
Packaging Equipment
Anand Gears supplies compact, food-grade gearbox solutions for pharmaceutical, FMCG, and food packaging machinery. FHP (Fractional Horsepower) right-angle motors (0.5–3 kW) paired with NMRV reducers (ratios 5:1–100:1) deliver efficient, compact drive systems for form-fill-seal machines, labeling equipment, capping machines, and bottle unscrambling equipment. Output speeds range 20–1000 RPM, accommodating packaging rates from 50 to 2000 packages/hour depending on application. All gearboxes feature stainless steel shafts, sealed labyrinth bearing design, and epoxy-coated housing resisting moisture, washdown chemicals, and food processing environments. Integrated drain plugs and oil sampling ports enable preventive maintenance. Output shaft configurations include solid shaft, splined shaft, and hollow shaft options with integrated brakes or friction clutches for synchronization. Low backlash (<5 arc-minutes) ensures precise timing in indexing applications. Customizable mounting flanges and coupling interface support seamless integration into existing machine frames.
Gearbox Types
Compact, efficient drives for high-speed packaging equipment.
Ratios: 5:1–100:1. Power: 0.75–3 kW. Output: 20–1000 RPM. Compact 90° shaft orientation perfect for packaging machines. Helical worm design achieves 80–90% efficiency, smooth and quiet operation. Torque: 5–200 Nm. Stainless steel food-grade version available.
Range: 0.5–3 kW (0.7–4 HP). Speed: 1200–1500 RPM AC. Compact, low-inertia design for intermittent duty. Single-phase 230V option available for small machines. Thermal overload protection. Ready to couple with NMRV or custom gearboxes.
Specialized configurations for FFS machines: 0.75–2 kW motors with NMRV 10:1–20:1 reducers producing 90–150 RPM output. Integrated solenoid clutch for intermittent sealing jaw operation. Torque 10–50 Nm. Typical speed: 50–150 packs/minute.
1.5–2 kW with NMRV 15:1–25:1 reducers (60–100 RPM). Precise speed control for cap torque and label application. Hollow-shaft output for brush spindle applications. Torque 20–80 Nm. Speed 40–120 bottles/minute.
1–2 kW with NMRV 5:1–10:1 (200–300 RPM) for drum rotation and indexing. Intermittent duty allows compact gearbox. Low-backlash design ensures precise bottle positioning. Torque 15–60 Nm. Capacity: 150–500 bottles/minute.
0.75–1.5 kW with NMRV 8:1–15:1 (150–200 RPM) for product transfer and accumulation tables. Synchronized operation via chain/belt drives. Low-backlash output for precision indexing. Capacity: 100–800 units/minute.
Industry Specific
Proven solutions for pharmaceutical, FMCG, and food industries.
Blister packing, bottle filling, and labeling machines (100–500 packs/hour). Stainless steel gearboxes meet GMP requirements. Low vibration ensures precision tablet/capsule placement. Oil sampling ports for equipment log compliance.
Shampoo bottles, detergent pouches, snack packages (500–2000 packs/hour). High-speed FFS machines require 1.5–3 kW drives with precise timing. Washdown-resistant housing for wet processing areas. 24-hour continuous operation support.
Bottling lines (100–300 bottles/min), capping machines, labeling equipment. Food-grade stainless steel and approved lubricants. Temperature range -5 to +50°C. Sanitation-friendly sealed bearing design prevents food particle ingress.
Candy wrapping, biscuit packaging, chocolate box assembly (200–600 units/hour). Compact gearbox fits limited space on production lines. Low-noise operation suits factory environment. Quick-disconnect mounting for tool-less maintenance.
Lipstick, cream jar, and lotion bottle packaging (150–500 units/hour). Precision gearboxes ensure consistent product placement. Washdown-friendly design for wet processing. Integrated friction clutch prevents product damage.
Pack assembly and wrapping at 100–300 packs/minute. NMRV reducers provide smooth intermittent indexing. Compact frame fits existing line equipment. Maintenance intervals aligned with factory shift schedules.
Common Questions
Drives & Controls
High-speed packaging is a motion problem: servo axes for indexing and flying cut, PLC sequencing, HMI recipe control, and VFD-driven conveyors — engineered together with the gearboxes that carry the load.