Overview
The Ametric BF 40/P is a worm gear reducer engineered for precision power transmission in industrial automation applications. Featuring a 7.5:1 reduction ratio and an IEC 63B14 motor input flange, this compact unit delivers smooth, efficient torque conversion. Although discontinued by the manufacturer, this reducer remains a trusted option for maintenance, repair, and upgrade projects in controls facilities.
Key Features
- 7.5:1 speed reduction ratio for controlled output speed and increased torque
- IEC 63B14 motor input flange for standard motor compatibility
- Compact size 40 for space-constrained installations
- Worm gear design ensures smooth, quiet operation and self-locking capability
- Industrial-grade construction for continuous-duty performance
- Discontinued unit; in-stock inventory available for immediate dispatch
Technical Specifications
- Reduction Ratio: 7.5:1
- Motor Flange Type: IEC 63B14
- Size Designation: 40
- Reducer Type: Worm Gear
- Manufacturer Status: Discontinued
- Availability: In Stock
Typical Applications
The Ametric BF 40/P reducer is well-suited for:
- Conveyor systems and material handling equipment
- Pump and mixer drives requiring smooth torque delivery
- Packaging machinery and automation lines
- Small industrial motors requiring speed reduction and torque multiplication
- Replacement installations in existing production environments
Compatibility & Replacements
Compatible With
- IEC 63B14 flange-mount electric motors
- Standard 11 mm IEC input shaft diameter
- Industrial control systems and drive packages
- Fixed-mount and bracket-mounted installations
Replaces / Drop-In Replacement For
Verify compatibility with your system integrator before ordering. The BF 40/P is a discontinued model; cross-reference with current Ametric worm reducer product lines (such as NMRV or UMR series with equivalent 63B14 flange and similar ratio specifications) or compatible third-party reducers to confirm drop-in suitability.
Works With
- AC and DC electric motors with IEC 63B14 mounting
- Variable frequency drives (VFDs) for speed control
- Mechanical power transmission systems
- Standard industrial mounting footprints and bolt patterns
