New GPL Zero-Backlash Robotic Gearboxes Now Available From GAM

New gearboxes from GAM provide high precision and rigidity for horizontal and vertical robotic and motion control applications.

GAM announces the release of the new GPL zero-backlash planetary gearboxes. The new gearboxes provide high precision and rigidity for horizontal and vertical robotic and motion control applications.


Featuring a patent-pending design, the backlash will not increase over the lifetime of the gearbox, maintaining high precision and eliminating periodic adjustment. The GPL series is available in seven sizes with ratios from 36:1 to 200:1.

"The GPL expands GAMs offering into zero-backlash gearboxes," said Randy Kuper, Regional Sales Manager GAM, "and with less than 6 arcsecs [0.1 arcmin] backlash, the GPL has the highest accuracy on the market."

Output options for the GPL series include a solid flanged output (GPL-F) and a hollow shaft flanged output (GPL-H). The GPL series can be used in a variety of applications, from robotics and automation to medical equipment, where zero-backlash, high tilting and torsional rigidity and long life are required.

More information about the GPL Robotic Gearboxes can be found here: http://www.gamweb.com/gpl

About GAM
GAM, a U.S. company, is a leading manufacturer and complete source for Gear Reducers, Servo Couplings, Linear Mounting Kits, and other innovative products used in automation technology. With one of the largest product offerings in the motion control industry as well as the engineering expertise and capabilities to develop customized solutions, GAM can help with your application. U.S. manufacturing, being flexible to meet the needs of customer requests and great service are what set GAM apart from the rest. For more information visit: http://www.gamweb.com. GAM is also on Twitter (http://twitter.com/GAM_Gear) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/GAMGear).

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