Quick answer: NMRV110 is a medium-to-large aluminum right-angle worm reducer with a 110 mm center distance and a common 42 mm hollow output bore. Common ratios range from 7.5:1 to 100:1, while the supplied configuration material illustrates motor powers from 1.1 to 7.5 kW. Final torque, ratio, motor, flange, thermal capacity, service factor and mounting must be confirmed as one compatible assembly.
NMRV110 worm gearbox installation dimensions, 42 mm output bore and motor flange options

NMRV110 Worm Gearbox Overview

The NMRV110 worm gearbox is designed for industrial drives that need a compact 90-degree layout, substantial speed reduction and flexible motor connection. It can be configured with compatible three-phase AC motors, brake motors, servo motors or stepper motors when the adapter dimensions and duty are confirmed.

SpecificationNMRV110
Model center distance110 mm
Common hollow output boreØ42 mm
Common ratios7.5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 80, 100
HousingAluminum alloy
Motor-power examples shown1.1–7.5 kW
Motor connectionCompatible round IEC flange or confirmed custom square adapter
Compatibility limit: These values summarize the supplied NMRV110 configuration material. They do not mean that every motor power, ratio, input bore and flange can be freely combined. Obtain approved rated data and an installation drawing for the exact assembly.

NMRV110 Gear Ratios and Output Speed

Common ratios include 7.5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 80 and 100:1. Ratio selection begins with the motor rated speed and required machine speed.

Theoretical output speed = motor rated speed ÷ gearbox ratio

Example assumption: 1400 rpm rated motor and a 50:1 gearbox ratio.

1400 ÷ 50 = approximately 28 rpm

Actual loaded speed can differ because of motor slip, supply frequency, load and operating conditions. Ratio alone does not confirm output torque or thermal suitability. Use the ratio and torque calculator for an initial estimate and then verify the result against approved NMRV110 data.

NMRV110 Installation Dimensions

The supplied diagram illustrates preliminary envelope references of approximately 290 mm overall height, 252.5 mm housing length and 144 mm housing width. NMRV110 denotes a 110 mm model center distance. Input-side dimensions change with the selected motor and flange.

Before ordering or replacing an existing reducer, compare:

Round IEC Motor-Flange Examples

Input boreIllustrated motor-power examplesIllustrated flange outside diameters
24 mm1.1 / 1.5 kWØ140 small / Ø200 large
28 mm2.2 / 3 / 4 kWØ160 small / Ø250 large
38 mm5.5 / 7.5 kWØ200 small / Ø300 large

These are illustrated combinations rather than universal interchangeability claims. Confirm the motor frame, voltage, frequency, rated speed, flange pilot, shaft diameter, bolt pattern and required duty. See the SMK electric motor page and motor-to-gearbox matching guide.

Servo and Stepper Motor Adapters

The supplied drawing also shows square-adapter examples. A 130 mm side length is illustrated with a 110 mm center hole, 145 mm diagonal bolt distance and 22 mm input bore; a 180 mm side length is shown with a 114.3 mm center hole, 200 mm diagonal bolt distance and 35 mm input bore. Custom adapters must be checked against the actual motor drawing.

How to Select the NMRV110 Motor

Do not select motor power from gearbox size alone. Confirm:

The worm gearbox service-factor guide explains why duty can change the required reducer size.

Typical NMRV110 Applications

NMRV110 reducers are commonly considered for conveyors, packaging machinery, mixers, food-processing equipment, material handling and industrial automation. Conveyor projects should also confirm belt speed, drum diameter, conveyed load, incline and starts per hour; review the conveyor gearbox selection page.

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Conclusion

NMRV110 selection begins with the required speed and 42 mm output connection, then continues with torque, service factor, motor, flange, thermal and mounting verification. Use the supplied graphic for preliminary comparison and request an approved drawing before finalizing the machine interface.