Reduction drive

A reduction drive is a mechanical system used to decrease the speed of a motor or engine while simultaneously increasing torque. This type of drive typically involves a set of gears that reduce the rotational speed of the output shaft in relation to the input shaft. In essence, it allows the power generated by a motor to be utilized more effectively in applications that require high torque at lower speeds. Reduction drives are commonly used in various applications, including: 1. **Industrial Machinery:** To enable heavy machinery to operate efficiently.