Psi Max2000 Agitators PDF

MAX2000® AGITATORS
Agitators or “mud mixers” serve an important
role in the surface treatment of drilling fluids.
The MAX2000® Agitators use an impeller to mix
and suspend the solids using both axial and
radial flows. Using low shear mixers to suspend
and mix mud additives minimizes particle size
degradation and polymer shear. Unlike
centrifugal pumps or mud guns, the MAX2000®
Agitator is a relatively low shear and low
energy device, so it’s easy to operate and
Custom Built. inexpensive to maintain.

Rugged Performance.
Design Features
• The MAX2000® Agitator features a rugged cast iron gearbox that houses helical bevel
gearing. The gear sets are precisely ground to prevent all but the slightest amount of
backlash in the gear sets. This feature promotes longer life by eliminating the high
impact forces generated when the unit is energized at start-up. Each helical bevel gear
stage is 98% efficient. A typical worm gear set is only 85% efficient, since it loses most
of its efficiency through the generation of heat.
• Internal gears and bearings are lubricated with mineral oil. When the ambient
Our shaft to shaft coupling
temperature drops below 23ºF or rises above 140ºF, a synthetic lubricant should be
has proven itself to be one
substituted. A unique feature of the MAX2000® Agitator is the lower bearing, which can
of the strongest and most
be maintained from the top of the tank. This feature eliminates the need for in-tank
reliable in the industry.
inspections of the lower bearing, and also provides a barrier of grease that can be
expunged out the lower seal. The lower seals are arranged to accommodate the grease
pocket and make for a four-tier layer of protection for the gearing. The end result means
the lower bearing stays in contact with good, uncontaminated lubricant at all times. All
four of these levels must be breached prior to loss of oil in the gearbox.
• An external oil sight glass has been provided, so the oil level can be checked at a glance.
Vent plugs are supplied and installed in the gearbox housing to maintain a homeostatic
internal pressure, which prevents a pressure build-up that could blow out an oil seal.
MAX2000® AGITATORS
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Right Angle Agitators... Our Right G
Angle Agitators are derived from original, industry-
standard right angle agitators. Due to the strength of the

G D
casting, you can secure a MAX2000® Right Angle Agitator
directly to the tank structure without a fabricated base,
which allows for a more compact installation. OF OH
Mounting Pattern
MAX2000 Right Angle Agitator Specifications
MODELS A B C D F G H I J K L M
M2A3-C 32-3/4" 13-9/16" 16" 16" 14" 14" 7/8" 24" K-M-6 10-1/2"
M2A5-C 34-3/8" 13-9/16" 16" 16" 14" 14" 7/8" 28" K-M-6 10-1/2"
See Note 1
See Note 2
M2A7-C 38-1/16" 11-11/16" 16" 16" 14" 14" 7/8" 32" K-M-6 10-1/2"
M2A10-C 38-1/16" 11-11/16" 16" 16" 14" 14" 7/8" 32" K-M-6 10-1/2"
M2A15-C 48-1/2" 15-11/16" 22" 22" 18-1/2" 19" 1-1/8" 40" K-M-6 15-1/2"
M2A20-C 49-9/16" 16-15/16" 22" 22" 18-1/2" 19" 1-1/8" 44" K-M-6 15-1/2"
M2A25-C 52-1/16" 18-1/2" 22" 22" 18-1/2" 19" 1-1/8" 48" K-M-6 15-1/2"
Note 1–Recommended height for impeller blades is .75 x Impeller Diameter (off bottom of tank)
Note 2–Measured from top of structure supporting agitator to tank bottom
Vertical Agitators... The MAX2000® Vertical
Agitators share many of the features of our Right Angle

G D
Agitators, but are designed for use when there is a horizontal
space limitation. Depending on the size you need, you can
save between 12" to 24" in horizontal space. OF OH
Mounting Pattern
MAX2000 Vertical Agitator Dimensions
MODELS A B C D F G H I J K L M
M2A3-V 22-5/16" 29" 16" 16" 14" 14" 7/8" 24" K-M-6 10-1/2"
M2A5-V 22-5/16" 30" 16" 16" 14" 14" 7/8" 28" K-M-6 10-1/2"
See Note 1
See Note 2
M2A7-V 23-9/16" 32-7/8" 16" 16" 14" 14" 7/8" 32" K-M-6 10-1/2"
M2A10-V 24-7/8" 36-11/16" 22" 22" 18-1/2" 19" 1-1/8" 36" K-M-6 10-1/2"
M2A15-V 25-15/16" 43-1/16" 22" 22" 18-1/2" 19" 1-1/8" 40" K-M-6 15-1/2"
M2A20-V 26-1/2" 41-11/16" 22" 22" 18-1/2" 19" 1-1/8" 44" K-M-6 15-1/2"
M2A25-V 28-1/16" 43" 22" 22" 18-1/2" 19" 1-1/8" 48" K-M-6 15-1/2"
Note 1–Recommended height for impeller blades is .75 x Impeller Diameter (off bottom of tank)
Note 2–Measured from top of structure supporting agitator to tank bottom
MAX2000® AGITATORS
PSI's Canted Blade Impeller...
For most applications, Canted Blade Impellers
are best. Our Canted Blade Impellers produce a
combination of both radial and axial shear in
the mud. Our Canted Blade Impellers are
available in 45º or 60º models. Let PSI choose
the impeller size that’s best for your application.
Carbon and stainless steel models are available.
Impeller Flow Rates
PSI Canted Impeller PSI MAXFLOW Impeller

Impeller Pump Pump Required Impeller Pump Pump
Diameter @60RPM @50RPM HorsePower Diameter @60RPM @50RPM
28 2375 2212 3 42 10584 8468
30 3288 2721 5 45 13018 10415
36 5682 4702 7.5 48 15799 12640
40 7795 6451 10 50 17457 13965
42 9023 7468 15 55 23403 18722
44 10375 8586 20 60 30550 24440
48 13470 11147 25 65 39006 31204
The MAXFLOW Hydrofoil Impeller...
Among all impellers, hydrofoils produce the most
efficient mix with the least power consumption.
To produce a mix of true axial shear in mud, pick
MAXFLOW Hydrofoil Impellers. Let PSI choose
what the impeller size that’s best for your needs.
Carbon and stainless steel models are available.

5119 Hiltonview Drive
Houston, Texas 77086
Phone (281) 893-4PSI (4774)

Toll-Free (866) 866-4PSI
Fax (281) 893-1027
W W W. P S I M A X 2 0 0 0 . C O M
The Exclusive Line of PSI

LOW PROFILE MUD AGITATOR
INSTALLATION, OPERATION &
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Process Solutions International

A Division of Kelbro, Inc.
5119 Hiltonview Road
Houston, TX 77086
(281) 893-4774; FAX (281) 893-1027
Safety First!
Cautions and General Safety Rules
This manual contains important information concerning installation, operation,

and proper maintenance of the Low Profile Agitator. To prevent injury to
personnel or equipment damage, this manual should be read by those
responsible for the installation and operation of the Mud Agitators. In addition,
the safety precautions below should be followed at all times.
• Lift the agitator only at lift points detailed in this manual and use
properly rated slings capable of handling the equipment weight.
• The structure on which the agitator is to be installed must be capable of
supporting both the static weight and dynamic loads listed in this manual.
• TURN OFF, LOCK OUT, AND TAG OUT the electrical power supply to
the agitator before working on the agitator.
• Inspect the unit regularly, and replace damaged or worn components only
with parts supplied by the original equipment manufacturer.
• The gearbox on the Agitator has a pre-selected gear ratio to maximize the
suspension of solids in solution. This gear ratio provides a great increase
in torque that is transmitted to the impeller. Any object that might fall
into or be placed in the mud tank runs the risk of being caught by and
wrapped up by the agitator. ***NO ATTEMPT SHOULD BE MADE TO
STOP A ROPE OR HOSE OR ANY OTHER OBJECT ONCE IT HAS
BEEN WRAPPED AROUND A MOVING AGITATOR!!!
• Before entering a mud tank for any reason, the mud agitators should be
locked out and tagged out.
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Table of Contents
Page #
Foreword
Cautions & General Safety Rules 1
Table of Contents 2
List of Illustrations 3
Section 1 - Introduction
Role of Mud Agitators 5
Design Features 5
Sizing 7-9
Section 2 - Installation
Dimensional Data & Weight Information 9 &12
Lifting Information 10
Prior to Motor Start-Up 11
Section 3 – Operation
Starting the Agitator 13
Section 4 – Maintenance
Lubrication 12
General Maintenance 14
Cautions 14
Extended Storage Time 16
Section 5 – Troubleshooting
Guide 15
Section 6 – Spare Parts List Availability

Information 16
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List of Illustrations
Figure No. Page #
Figure 1.1 Major Components 4
Figure 1.2 Impeller Diameters vs. Pumping Rate 8
Dimensional Data 9
Figure 2.1 Weight Data 12
Figure 4.1 Lubrication 12
Figure 4.2 Lubrication quantity 12
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SECTION 1- Introduction
A. Role of Mud Agitators
Agitators or “mud mixers” serve an important role in the surface treatment of

drilling fluids. Using an impeller mixer that promotes both axial and radial flow,
will lower mud costs and improve mud properties.
Unlike centrifugal pumps or sub-guns, impeller mixers are relatively low shear
and low energy devices making them easy to maintain and inexpensive to
operate. Using low shear mixers to suspend and mix mud additives minimizes
particle size degradation and polymer shear.
Properly sized agitators serve three purposes:
1. Impeller mixers ensure that mud additives are homogeneously mixed.
This prevents spot over treatment of chemicals, dilution water or
weighting agents.
2. Agitators keep the active mud system moving when the mud pumps are
disengaged and will prevent the pits from “gelling”.
3. When drilling with weighted mud, properly selected agitators will keep the
weighting agents in suspension and minimize any tendencies for solids to
settle in corners or dead spots.
B. Design Features
The design features of the Agitator that minimize maintenance and maximize
reliability include:
A rugged cast iron gearbox houses a right angle helical bevel gear set that is so
precisely machined that there is a minimal amount of backlash in the gear sets.
This feature eliminates a “slamming” effect of the gears at start up, promoting
longer life.
The internal gears and bearings are lubricated with oil. For ambient
temperatures below –23 F0 or above 140 F0 a synthetic lubricant should be
substituted.
An external oil sight glass can be provided so that the oil level can be checked at
a single glance. Vent plugs are supplied, installed in the gearbox housing, to
maintain a homeostatic internal pressure, preventing a pressure build up that
could blow out an oil seal.
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MOTORS
Explosion proof motors are designed to eliminate the potential of a flame path,
when flammable vapors or liquids are present. Motors are available with either a
foot mount design or a NEMA C-face input. The foot mount or “T” frame motors
are mounted using flexible coupling between the motor and gearbox, for ease of
alignment. The NEMA C motors bolt to the gearbox housing and no alignment
issues are seen. Do not lift complete agitator by lifting lug on motor.
IMPELLERS
Optimal suspension and mixing results from the axial and radial flow patterns
created by from impellers. Using a 60o, 45o, an axial or a hydrofoil impeller the
optimal situation can be created for you application. In addition to the standard
welded impeller, the Agitator is offered with a “bolt-on” design blade in carbon
steel and the 310 series stainless. On the welded impellers a QD bushing is
provided to allow for adjustment of the height of the impeller.
K EY W A Y FO R
IM P ELLER H EIG H T
A D JU STM EN T Q D B U SH IN G
60° C A N TED
TH E 3 A R R O W S D EN O TE TH E
B LA D E SH O W N
D IR EC TIO N O F C O R REC T
P R O D U C T FLO W O R M O V EM EN T
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Section 1 – Introduction Cont.
C. Selecting Agitator
To properly select the correct horsepower and impeller diameter needed for a
mud tank agitator, the information below is needed.
Tank Geometry
a. Width
b. Length
c. Mud Depth
Maximum Anticipated Mud Density

a. Specify if know
b. Otherwise use 20 pounds per gallon (lb/gal)
Power Available
a. Voltage
b. Amperage Available
c. Frequency
D. Locating Agitators
A canted blade impeller creates a combination of radial and axial flow that
provides for uniform suspension and mixing in circular or square areas. A
rectangular tank with a length to width ratio of greater than 1.5 should be
“divided” into “sizing areas” that are square (or close to square areas) with an
agitator located at the center of each. For example, two agitators would be
given the responsibility for mixing each of the two 8-foot by 8-foot area of a
16-foot by 8-foot suction tank. All data below is for canted blade impellers.
E. Sizing Agitator
1. Calculate the volume of the mud located with in the “Sizing Area”.
Volume (in gallons)=length X width X max mud depth X 7.5
2. Select an impeller diameter using Figure 1.2 to find an impeller that
gives a pumping rate close to the calculated volume V. (Note the
frequency of the electric motor will affect pumping rate since 50 Hz
motors turn slower than 60 Hz motors.)
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3. Calculate the turn over rate. The TOR is the number of seconds
required for the impeller to pump the full volume within the sizing area.
Remember that a lower TOR indicates more agitation because
the tank turns over in fewer seconds. TOR should be in the range of
35 to 90 seconds for all “sizing areas”. Although, for the suction tank, it
should have a TOR closer to 90 (less agitation) to prevent aeration.
TOR= Volume X 60 divided by Pumping Rate

Or
TOR= volume X 60
Pumping rate
4. If TOR is over 90 select a bigger impeller. If TOR is below

35 select a smaller impeller. Then recalculate the TOR
using the new impeller diameter.
5. Using Figure 1.2, look up the horsepower (Hp20)
required for 20 ppg drilling fluids.
6. Using Figure 1.2, select the minimum gearbox size for this
application.
7. Specify the shaft length using the data on page 9 & 10.
“Tank depth” is obtained by measuring from the top of the
structure (beams, channels, etc.) on which the agitator
base will be supported to the bottom of the tank. Shaft
length is typically sized to allow 3 inches of clearance from
the bottom of the tank to the agitator shaft.
Impeller diameter Pumping rate @ Pumping rate @ Hp 20 Required

in inches 60 Hertz 50 Hertz (20 ppg mud) Gearbox
20 900 750 1.20 3 Hp
24 2000 1300 1.44 3 Hp
28 2400 1900 1.68 3 Hp
30 3000 2700 2.16 5 Hp
32 4400 3800 2.40 5 Hp
36 5850 5480 4.80 7.5 Hp
40 7200 6000 7.19 10 Hp
42 8100 7000 9.59 15 Hp
44 9900 8100 10.55 20 Hp
48 12500 10200 17.99 25 Hp
Figure 1.2 - Pumping Rate and Gearbox Selection
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DIMENSION MA-3 MA-5 MA-7.5 MA-10 MA-15 MA-20 MA-25
A 30" 31" 33-5/8" 39-1/8" 44-1/8" 46-1/2" 48-1/2"

B 10-3/8" 10-3/8" 10-3/8" 11-5/8" 11-5/8" 14-1/4" 14-1/4"
I (Impeller Typ.) 24" 28" 32" 36" 40" 44" 48"

J (Impeller Height) Recommended height for canted blades is .75 X Impeller Diameter.
K (Tank Depth)* *
L (Shaft Length) K-M-3 K-M-3 K-M-3 K-M-3 K-M-3 K-M-3 K-M-3
M 3.25" 3.75" 3.75" 4.75" 4.75" 5.75" 5.75"
*Measure from bottom of agitator support to the bottom of the tank.
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Section 2 – Installation
A. Dimensional Data
The weight data for all models of the Agitator is given in Figure 2.1. Since the
length of the impeller shafts vary, shaft weight must be added by using the
weight per foot data.
Dimensional Data for the PSI Mud Agitator is given on page 10. Again, the
customer must specify the “Tank Depth” in order to properly size the agitator
shaft. Note that certified drawings, if requested or required, provided with the
equipment will take precedence over any information in this manual.
“Tank Depth” is obtained by measuring from the top of the structure (beams,
channels, etc.) on which the agitator base will be supported to the bottom of the
tank. Shaft length is typically sized to allow 3 inches of clearance from the
bottom of the tank to the bottom of the agitator shaft.
B. Lifting the Agitator
Lift the agitator only at secure points, to prevent dropping the unit. Do not lift
unit by motor lifting lug. Use properly rated slings capable of handling the weight
of the equipment. In most cases, the impeller and shaft should be installed after
the agitator has been secured to the tank. If the agitator is lifted with the
impeller shaft installed, make sure that the shaft coupling has been completely
tightened and that the shaft is securely attached before lifting, note that this will
alter the balance point of unit. It is always good practice to remove the impeller
shaft before removing an existing agitator.
C. Before Installing Agitator
Before installing the agitator, care should be taken to ensure that the structure
on which the agitator will be mounted is capable of withstanding both the static
load and the dynamic loads that will be transferred to the tank structure.
D. Installing the Agitator

Typically, neither the shaft nor the impeller will be installed before lifting the unit
into place. Some conditions, such as, limited headroom above the tank,
mandate that the shaft and impeller be installed after the unit has been lifted in
place. Anti-seize compound can be applied to all threaded fasteners.
Lift the unit as described above and place in position on the mud tank using
mounting plate or output flange.
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Using the QD busing and the key that are attached to the impeller, install the key
and the QD bushing first. Locate the key so that when the impeller is installed,
the distance from the bottom of the canted blades to the tank bottom is roughly
¾ of the impeller diameter. Example, if the impeller diameter is 36”, then the
distance from the bottom of the tank should be ~27” when installation is
complete. Do not install impeller upside down; the product flow or direction
should be downward or toward the bottom of the tank. Once the impeller has
been installed, the shaft stabilizer can be secured to the tank, if provide or
required. Re-check all fasteners and impeller height, before continuing.
A. Electrical Installation
TURN OFF. LOCK OUT AND TAG OUT the electrical power supply to the
agitator before working on the agitator or opening the motor starter or junction
box on the side of the motor. A qualified electrician should make electrical
connections inside the junction box on the side of the motor. Care should be
taken to make sure that voltage and frequency of the power supply match the
motor nameplate voltage and frequency. Manufacturer provides the electric
motor, with a nameplate showing voltage, hertz and electrical design of the
motor.
B. Checking Motor Rotation
BEFORE STARTING OR EVEN “BUMPING’” THE MOTOR, MAKE SURE

THAT GEARBOX IS FILLED WITH OIL.
The electrical installation is not complete until the motor rotation has been
checked. Reversing any two legs on a three-phase power will reverse direction
of rotation, if necessary.
C. Checking Oil Level
All Agitators are shipped from the factory filled with the proper type and quantity
of gear oil. Nonetheless, gear units must be checked for oil level before startup.
Oil level should be checked using the drain plug on the side of the gearbox
housing. When mounted level, the oil level should hit the bottom point on the
plug. In addition to oil level, check the coupling alignment, between the motor
and the gearbox. The alignment has been brought within tolerance prior to
shipping; however recheck once installation has occurred to maximize life of the
coupling element.
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DATA AND CHARTS
IMPELLER MOTOR SHAFT WT. WEIGHT, LESS SHAFT

MODEL # SIZE Hp (lbs/ft) (LBS) (KG)
LPMA-3 24" 3 12.79 172 78
LPMA-5 28" 5 12.79 247 112
LPMA-7 32" 7.5 12.79 262 119
LPMA-10 36" 10 23.06 326 148
LPMA-15 40" 15 23.06 510 231
LPMA-20 44" 20 31.58 587 266
LPMA-25 48" 25 31.58 646 293
TABLE 2.1- WEIGHT DATA
FIGURE 4.1
TEMPERATURE RANGE (ambient) AGMA No. ISO VG Example
Fahrenheit Celsius - Mobil Product
5 to 77 -15 to +25 - 150 Mobilgear 629
23 to 104 -5 to +40 - 220 Mobilgear 630
Over 104 Over 40 Consult Factory
Temperature conversions
F=(1.8 X C) + 32 C=0.555(F - 32)
LUBRICANT QUANTITY FOR LP MUD AGITATOR

CAPACITY CAPACITY
MODEL # GALLONS LITERS
MA-3 1.06 4
MA-5 1.06 4
MA-7.5 1.06 4
MA-10 1.9 7.2
MA-15 1.9 7.2
MA-20 3.43 13
MA-25 3.43 13
FIGURE 4.2
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A. Starting the Agitator
Prior to proceeding, check the alignment of the motor to gearbox coupling

alignment. If couplings are not aligned properly, you may wear out the flexible
element before an acceptable length of operating time has passed.
Once installation is complete and proper lubrication levels have been confirmed,
pressing the start button on the motor starter can start the unit. (Note that
motor starters are NOT supplied with agitators unless they have been ordered
separately.) As is good practice with all rotating equipment, check for unusual
noise or vibration upon start up.
B. Operation
As with centrifugal pumps, agitators will consume more horsepower as mud

weight increases. There is no adjustment of the agitator that is required to
compensate for changes in drilling conditions. During drilling operations, mud
agitators are kept running at all times.
***Aeration of the Suction Tank - Adjusting the height of the impellers in the
suction tank is very important to prevent the agitators from introducing air that
can cause mud pump problems. If air entrainment starts causing problems with
the mud pump, while drilling with acceptable mud volume, impeller height should
be lowered at the next opportunity, to minimize aeration. Temporarily increasing
mud volume, to prevent aeration, can usually solve the problem.
C. Safety
The gearbox on the Agitator has a speed reduction ratio, which greatly increases
the torque output at the impeller. Despite their relatively slow speed, a mud
agitator can be extremely dangerous. Any objects that might fall into or be
placed in the mud tanks run the risk of being caught by and wrapped up by the
agitator. Typical examples of items that pose the threat of being caught by the
agitator are: hoses, mud sample buckets, ropes, etc.
***No attempt should be made to stop a rope or hose once it has been
wrapped around a moving agitator!!! Doing so can result in a potentially life
threatening situation for the person attempting to remove the object from
the agitator.
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A. Maintenance
The primary maintenance item for the Agitator is a weekly check of lubrication
levels. The correct fill quantities are listed in Figure 4.2, on page 13.
B. Periodic Oil Changes
During the course of normal operation, the oil in the gearbox should be changed
every three months. The use of a high quality lubricant, as listed in Figure 4.2
on page 13, will assist in the removal of any particles that might foul out the
gearing, and provide trouble free operation of the PSI Mud Agitator.
***It is very important to monitor the ambient temperature around the PSI Mud
Agitator. There are two (2) critical points at which an oils lubrication property
must be altered. Extended periods of the ambient temperature below 32o F and
above 100o F require changing the ISO grade of the oil to accommodate these
temperature ranges.
C. Cautions
The PSI Mud Agitator is a very rugged product, however through the abuse and
misuse of any piece of equipment, the operational life of the unit can be greatly
diminished. When in a cold environment, 8o F and below, CAST IRON becomes
fragile and must be prevented from receiving impacts, as this can crack the
housings and cause oil leakage. Whenever possible, check the impeller shaft
stabilizer for wear, excessive wearing can cause high angles of shaft deflection,
wearing out the lower bearing.
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Troubleshooting Guide
Problem Cause Action -Solution

Motor Will Not Start -Power problem -Check electrical supply
-Defective motor -Replace motor
-Wrong or bad heaters/coil -check heaters/starter
Motor Quits Running -Starter tripped out -Reset starter

-Burned out heater -Replace heater
-Motor burned out -Replace motor
Tripped Starter -Bad heaters -Replace heaters

-Over amp draw -check amp draw
-Agitator undersized -Replace Agitator
Whining Noise -Check motor bearings -Replace motor
Random Noise
(Gearbox) -Contamination in oil -Drain and replace oil
Rhythmic noise
(Gearbox) -Possible bur on gear set -See next line…
A bur on a gear set has a tendency to correct itself over time. In the event that the noise is
overly obtrusive, remove gearbox and return to factory for evaluation.
Vibration -Assembly loose -Tighten all bolts

-Broken weld (base to tank) -Re-weld base to tank
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Extended Storage, Non-Use
For extended periods of storage, it is recommended that the input shaft of the
gearbox be turned, preferable at high speed, in order for the lubrication to make
contact with all seals and bearings. Failure to keep seal “wet” will contribute to
them drying out and causing a premature failure, once placed into operation.
One to two minutes of running the unit each month should insure continued
lubrication contact of these items. After extended periods of storage, it is
mandatory to inspect the seals for possible dry rot. Replace if required.
Parts Information
Replacement parts for the PSI Mud Agitators can be ordered from Process
Solutions International or any of their agents, worldwide. When ordering, please
provide the agitator horsepower, gearbox serial number and description of the
part you need. If you desire a detailed parts breakdown with the numbers of
replacement parts, contact Process Solutions International using the information
listed below.
To order parts or to receive technical support, contact Process Solutions

International using the information listed below.
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LPM2A10002
LPM2A OP FLANGE
MUD AGITATOR
Safety First!
This manual contains important information concerning installation, operation,

and proper maintenance of the MAX2000® Mud Agitator. To prevent injury to
personnel or equipment damage, this manual should be read by those
responsible for the installation and operation of the Mud Agitators. In addition,
the safety precautions below should be followed at all times.
• Lift the agitator only at lift points detailed in this manual and use
properly rated slings capable of handling the equipment weight.
• TURN OFF, LOCK OUT, AND TAG OUT the electrical power supply to
the agitator before working on the agitator.
• Inspect the unit regularly, and replace damaged or worn components only
with parts supplied by the original equipment manufacturer.
• The gearbox on the Agitator has a pre-selected gear ratio to maximize the
suspension of solids in solution. This gear ratio provides a great increase
in torque that is transmitted to the impeller. Any object that might fall
into or be placed in the mud tank runs the risk of being caught by and
wrapped up by the agitator. ***NO ATTEMPT SHOULD BE MADE TO
STOP A ROPE OR HOSE OR ANY OTHER OBJECT ONCE IT HAS
BEEN WRAPPED AROUND A MOVING AGITATOR!!!
• Before entering a mud tank for any reason, the mud agitators should be
locked out and tagged out.
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MAX2000® AGITATOR
Table of Contents
Page #
Foreword
Cautions & General Safety Rules 1
Table of Contents 2
List of Illustrations 3
Section 1 - Introduction
Role of Mud Agitators 5
Design Features 5&6
Sizing 7-10
Section 2 - Installation
Dimensional Data & Weight Information 9,10 &13
Lifting Information 11
Mounting Pattern 10
Prior to Motor Start-Up 12
Starting the Agitator 14
Adjusting Impeller Height 14
Lubrication 13
General Maintenance 15
Cautions 16
Guide 16
Section 6 – Spare Parts List Availability

Information 17
Section 7 – Spare Parts

Bill of Materials 18
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MAX2000® AGITATOR
Figure No. Page #
Figure 1.1 Major Components 4
Figure 1.2 Impeller Diameters vs. Pumping Rate 8
Dimensional Data 9 & 10
Figure 2.1 Weight Data 13
Figure 4.1 Lubrication 13
Bill Of Materials 18
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MAX2000® AGITATOR
SECTION 1- Introduction
A. Role of Mud Agitators
Agitators or “mud mixers” serve an important role in the surface treatment of

drilling fluids. Using an impeller mixer that promotes both axial and radial flow
will lower mud costs and improve mud properties.
Unlike centrifugal pumps or sub-guns, impeller mixers are relatively low shear
and low energy devices making them easy to maintain and inexpensive to
operate. Using low shear mixers to suspend and mix mud additives minimizes
particle size degradation and polymer shear.
Properly sized agitators serve three purposes:
1. Impeller mixers ensure that mud additives are homogeneously mixed.
This prevents spot over treatment of chemicals, dilution water or
weighting agents.
2. Agitators keep the active mud system moving when the mud pumps are
disengaged and will prevent the pits from “gelling”.
3. When drilling with weighted mud, properly selected agitators will keep the
weighting agents in suspension and minimize any tendencies for solids to
settle in corners or dead spots.
B. Design Features
The design features of the Agitator that minimize maintenance and maximize
reliability include:
Gear Reducer
A rugged cast iron gearbox houses either a double or triple reduction helical
bevel gearing set that is so precisely ground that there is a minimal amount of
back lash in the gear sets. This feature eliminates a “slamming” effect of the
gears at start up, promoting longer life. Each helical bevel gear set is 98%
efficient. Therefore a double reduction box is 96% efficient and a triple
reduction box is 94% efficient. A typical worm gear set is only 85% efficient,
losing most of it efficiency through the generation of heat.
The internal gears are lubricated with oil. For ambient temperatures below –23
F0 or above 140 F0 a synthetic lubricant should be substituted. A unique feature
of the MAX2000® Agitator is the greased lower bearing. This lower bearing can
be maintained, greased, from the topside of the tank, eliminating the need for
in-tank inspections of the lower bearing. This design feature provides a barrier
layer of grease that can be expunged out the lower seal. Which allows the lower
bearing to be in contact with good, uncontaminated lubricant at all times. The
lower seals are arranged to accommodate the grease pocket and makes for a
four-tier layer of protection for the gearing. All four of
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these levels must be breeched prior to the gearbox losing its oil:
1. Lower seal-drop bearing
2. Grease pocket
3. Upper seal-drop bearing
4. Lower seal in gearbox
An external oil sight glass has been provided so that the oil level can be checked
at a single glance. Vent plugs are supplied, installed in the gearbox housing, to
maintain a homeostatic internal pressure, preventing a pressure build up that
could blow out an oil seal.
MOTORS
Explosion proof motors are designed to withstand pressure washing and
exposure to corrosive fluids without bearing contamination. Motors are available
with either a foot mount design or a NEMA C-face input. The foot mount or “T”
frame motors are mounted using flexible coupling between the motor and
gearbox, for ease of alignment. The NEMA C motors bolt to the gearbox housing
and no alignment issues are seen.
IMPELLERS
Optimal suspension and mixing results from the axial and radial flow patterns
created by from impellers. Using a 60o, 45o, an axial or a hydrofoil impeller the
optimal situation can be created for you application. In addition to the standard
welded impeller, the MAX2000® Agitator is offered with a “bolt-on” design blade
in carbon steel and the 310 series stainless. On the welded impellers a QD
bushing is provided to allow for adjustment of the height of the impeller.
K EY W A Y FO R
IM P ELLER H EIG H T
A D JU STM EN T Q D B U SH IN G
60° C A N TED
TH E 3 A R R O W S D EN O TE TH E
B LA D E SH O W N
D IR EC TIO N O F C O R REC T
P R O D U C T FLO W O R M O V EM EN T
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Section 1 – Introduction
C. Selecting Agitator
To properly select the correct horsepower and impeller diameter needed for a
mud tank agitator, the information below is needed.
Tank Geometry
a. Width
b. Length
c. Mud Depth
Maximum Anticipated Mud Density

a. Specify if know
b. Otherwise use 20 pounds per gallon (lb/gal)
Power Available
a. Voltage
b. Amperage Available
c. Frequency
D. Locating Agitators
A canted blade impeller creates a combination of radial and axial flow that
provides for uniform suspension and mixing in circular or square areas. A
rectangular tank with a length to width ratio of greater than 1.5 should be
“divided” into “sizing areas” that are square (or close to square areas) with an
agitator located at the center of each. For example, two agitators would be
given the responsibility for mixing each of the two 8-foot by 8-foot area of a
16-foot by 8-foot suction tank. All data below is for canted blade impellers.
E. Sizing Agitator
1. Calculate the volume of the mud located with in the “Sizing Area”.
Volume (in gallons)=length X width X max mud depth X 7.5
2. Select an impeller diameter using Figure 1.2 to find an impeller that

gives a pumping rate close to the calculated volume V. (Note the
frequency of the electric motor will affect pumping rate since 50 Hz
motors turn slower than 60 Hz motors.)
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3. Calculate the turn over rate. The TOR is the number of

seconds required for the impeller to pump the full volume
within the sizing area. Remember that a lower TOR
indicates more agitation because the tank turns
over in fewer seconds. TOR should be in the range of
35 to 90 seconds for all “sizing areas”. Although, for the
suction tank, it should have a TOR closer to 90 (less
agitation) to prevent aeration.
TOR= Volume X 60 divided by Pumping Rate

or
TOR= volume X 60
Pumping rate
4. If TOR is over 90 select a bigger impeller. If TOR is below

35 select a smaller impeller. Then recalculate the TOR
using the new impeller diameter.
5. Using Figure 1.2, look up the horsepower (Hp20)
required for 20 ppg drilling fluids.
6. Using Figure 1.2, select the minimum gearbox size for this
application.
7. Specify the shaft length using the data on page 9 & 10.
“Tank depth” is obtained by measuring from the top of the
structure (beams, channels, etc.) on which the agitator
base will be supported to the bottom of the tank. Shaft
length is typically sized to allow 3 inches of clearance from
the bottom of the tank to the agitator shaft.
Impeller diameter Pumping rate @ Pumping rate @ Hp 20 Required

in inches 60 Hertz 50 Hertz (20 ppg mud) Gearbox
20 900 750 1.20 3 Hp
24 2000 1300 1.44 3 Hp
28 2400 1900 1.68 3 Hp
30 3000 2600 2.16 5 Hp
32 4400 4000 2.40 5 Hp
36 5850 5400 4.80 7.5 Hp
40 7200 6000 7.19 10 Hp
42 8100 7000 9.59 15 Hp
44 9900 8100 10.55 20 Hp
48 12500 10200 17.99 25 Hp
Figure 1.2 - Pumping Rate and Gearbox Selection
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Mounting Position
C
F G
G D
E Ø H
M O U N TIN G P A TTE R N
DIMENSION M2A-3 M2A-5 M2A-7.5 M2A-10 M2A-15 M2A-20 M2A-25
A 28" 40.5" 41.5" 49.625" 55.5" 65.75" 65.75"

B 8.5" 11" 11" 15" 15" 18.5" 18.5"
C 15" 23.75" 24.5" 27" 27" 37.375" 37.375"
D 15" 21.5" 21.5" 26" 26" 36" 36"
E 2.25" 2.5" 2.5" 3.5" 3.5" 3" 3"
F 3.5" 3.25" 3.25" 3.5" 3.5" 3.375" 3.375"
G 9" 16" 16" 19" 19" 30" 30"
H 0.75" .875" .875" 1.125" 1.125" 1.31" 1.31"
I (Impeller Diameter, TYP) 24" 28" 32" 36" 40" 44" 48"
J (Impeller Height) Recommended height for canted blades is .75 X Impeller Diameter.
K (Tank Depth)* *
L (Shaft Length) K-M-3 K-M-3 K-M-3 K-M-3 K-M-3 K-M-3 K-M-3
M 0.0" 5.5" 5.5" 7.5" 7.5" 7" 7"
*Measure from bottom of agitator support to the bottom of the tank.
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A. Dimensional Data
The weight data for all models of the Agitator is given in Figure 2.1. Since the
length of the impeller shafts vary, shaft weight must be added by using the
weight per foot data.
Dimensional Data for the MAX2000® Agitator is given on page 10. Again, the
customer must specify the “Tank Depth” in order to properly size the agitator
shaft. Note that certified drawings, if requested or required, provided with the
equipment will take precedence over any information in this manual.
“Tank Depth” is obtained by measuring from the top of the structure (beams,
channels, etc.) on which the agitator base will be supported to the bottom of the
tank. Shaft length is typically sized to allow 3 inches of clearance from the
bottom of the tank to the bottom of the agitator shaft.
B. Lifting the Agitator
Lift the agitator only at the lift points provided. Use properly rated slings capable
of handling the weight of the equipment. In most cases, the impeller will be
installed after the agitator base has been lifted into the tank but before the base
has been securely mounted. If the agitator is lifted with the impeller shaft
installed, make sure that the shaft coupling has been completely tightened and
that the shaft is securely attached before lifting. It is always good practice to
remove the impeller shaft before removing an existing agitator.
C. Before Installing Agitator
Before installing the agitator, care should be taken to ensure that the structure
on which the agitator will be mounted is capable of withstanding both the static
load and the dynamic loads that will be transferred to the tank structure.
D. Installing the Agitator
Typically, the shaft but not the impeller will be installed before lifting the unit
into place. Some conditions, like limited head room above the tank, may require
that the shaft be installed after the unit has been lifted in place. Anti-seize
compound should be applied to all threaded fasteners.
Lift the unit where indicated and place in position on the mud tank using blocks
to provide at least 18 inches of clearance between the bottom of the shaft and
tank bottom. Before removing the blocks and fastening the base to the tank
structure, the impeller must be
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installed. Using the QD busing and the key that are attached to the impeller,
install the key and the QD bushing first. Locate the key so that when the
impeller is installed, the distance from the bottom of the canted blades to the
tank bottom is roughly ¾ of the impeller diameter. Example, if the impeller
diameter is 36”, then the distance from the bottom of the tank should be 27”
when installation is complete. Do not install impeller upside down; the product
flow or direction should be downward or toward the bottom of the tank. Once
the impeller has been installed, the blocks can be removed and the agitator
should be secured to the mud tank using the mounting bolthole pattern shown
on the dimensional drawing for the unit. Alternately, the agitator base can be
welded directly to the mud tank. Check impeller height and adjust if necessary.
A. Electrical Installation
TURN OFF. LOCK OUT AND TAG OUT the electrical power supply to the
agitator before working on the agitator or opening the motor starter or junction
box on the side of the motor. A qualified electrician should make electrical
connections inside the junction box on the side of the motor. Care should be
taken to make sure that voltage and frequency of the power supply match the
motor nameplate voltage and frequency.
B. Checking Motor Rotation
BEFORE STARTING OR EVEN “BUMPING’” THE MOTOR, MAKE SURE

THAT GEARBOX IS FILLED WITH OIL.
The electrical installation is not complete until the motor rotation has been
checked. Reversing any two legs on a three-phase power will reverse direction
of rotation if necessary.
C. Checking Oil Level
All Agitators are shipped from the factory filled with the proper type and quantity
of gear oil. Nonetheless, gear units must be checked for oil level before startup.
Oil level should be checked using the sight glass on the side of the gearbox
housing. When mounted level, the oil level should hit the mid point on the sight
glass. In addition to oil level, check the lower bearing for grease. A grease gun
can be used to pump grease into the zerk and through the grease tube down to
the lower bearing. Mobil CM-P is recommended. However, if not available, a
moly-fortified grease should be used. Other recommended grease characteristics
include: washout resistant, broad temperature range, ISO 320, NLGI Grade II,
Lithium based.
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DATA AND CHARTS
IMPELLER MOTOR SHAFT WT. WEIGHT LESS SHAFT

MODEL # SIZE Hp (lbs/ft) (LBS) (KG)
M2A-3 24" 3 5.5 215 98
M2A-5 28" 5 12.8 420 191
M2A-7.5 32" 7.5 12.8 495 225
M2A-10 36" 10 23.0 790 359
M2A-15 40" 15 23.0 940 427
M2A-20 44" 20 31.6 1,250 567
M2A-25 48" 25 41.4 1,400 635
TABLE 2.1- WEIGHT DATA
FIGURE 4.1
TEMPERATURE RANGE (ambient) AGMA No. ISO VG Example
Fahrenheit Celsius - Mobil Product
40 below to 32 40 below to 0 - 220 SHC630
32 to 100 0 to 37.7 5 EP 220 Mobilgear 630
Over 100 Over 37 8 EP 680 Mobilgear 636
Temperature conversions
F=(1.8 X C) + 32 C=0.555(F - 32)
LUBRICANT QUANTITY FOR MAX2000

CAPACITY CAPACITY
MODEL # QUARTS LITERS
M2A-3 1.37 1.29
M2A-5 4.65 4.4
M2A-7.5 4.65 4.4
M2A-10 10.03 9.5
M2A-15 10.03 9.5
M2A-20 11.52 10.91
M2A-25 11.52 10.91
ABOVE 25 Hp CONSULT FACTORY
FIGURE 4.2
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A. Starting the Agitator
Prior to proceeding, check the alignment of the motor to gearbox coupling

alignment. If couplings are not aligned properly, you may wear out the flexible
element before an acceptable length of operating time has passed.
Once installation is complete and proper lubrication levels have been confirmed,
pressing the start button on the motor starter can start the unit. (Note that
motor starters are NOT supplied with agitators unless they have been ordered
separately.) As is good practice with all rotating equipment, check for unusual
noise or vibration upon start up.
B. Operation
As with centrifugal pumps, agitators will consume more horsepower as mud

weight increases. There is no adjustment of the agitator that is required to
compensate for changes in drilling conditions. During drilling operations, mud
agitators are kept running at all times.
***Aeration of the Suction Tank - Adjusting the height of the impellers in the
suction tank is very important to prevent the agitators from introducing air that
can cause mud pump problems. If air entrainment starts causing problems with
the mud pump, while drilling with acceptable mud volume, impeller height should
be lowered at the next opportunity, to minimize aeration. Temporarily increasing
mud volume, to prevent aeration, can usually solve the problem.
C. Safety
The gearbox on the Agitator has a speed reduction ratio, which greatly increases
the torque output at the impeller. Despite their relatively slow speed, a mud
agitator can be extremely dangerous. Any objects that might fall into or be
placed in the mud tanks run the risk of being caught by and wrapped up by the
agitator. Typical examples of items that pose the threat of being caught by the
agitator are: hoses, mud sample buckets, ropes, etc.
***No attempt should be made to stop a rope or hose once it
has been wrapped around a moving agitator!!! Doing so can
result in a potentially life threatening situation for the
person attempting to remove the object from the agitator.
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A. Maintenance
The primary maintenance item for the Agitator is a weekly check of lubrication
levels. This includes the oil level coating the gearing and the grease in the lower
bearing. The oil level can be easily checked through the sight glass on the side
of the gearing section. The correct fill quantities are listed in Figure 4.2, on
page 13. The design of the grease pocket allows for the “old” grease to be
expunged out of the lower seal. You have the ability to add as much grease as
you wish, however, the more you add to the lower bearing, an equal amount of
grease that is pushed out. It is recommended, in a normal operating range of
mud levels, (i.e. below the output shaft of the agitator) during your weekly
maintenance check of the agitator, you take the opportunity to put 8-10 pumps
of a grease gun into the zerk on the side of the housing.
In the event you find a component of the Agitator Assembly that needs to be
repaired, consult the Drawing labeled “Internal Components”, page 18, for which
items can be replaced in the field. At no time, should anyone other than a
FACTORY TRAINED individual attempt any repair on the gearing section. The
gears sets are so exactly positioned that without the proper tools and presses, it
is emphatically discouraged to attempt any field repair. If any field attempt is
made to repair the gearing section of the MAX2000® Gearbox, any warrantee
either implied or express is voided, IMMEDIATELY. Please advise any and all
personnel to observe this important statement.
B. Periodic Oil Changes
During the course of normal operation, the oil in the gearbox should be changed
every three months. The use of a high quality lubricant, as listed in Figure 4.2
on page 13, will assist in the removal of any particles that might foul out the
gearing, and provide trouble free operation of the MAX2000® Agitator.
***It is very important to monitor the ambient temperature around the

MAX2000® Agitator. There are two (2) critical points at which an oils lubrication
property must be altered. Extended periods of the ambient temperature below
32o F and above 100o F require changing the ISO grade of the oil to
accommodate these temperature ranges.
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A. Cautions
The MAX2000® Agitator is a very rugged product, however through the abuse
and misuse of any piece of equipment, the operational life of the unit can be
greatly diminished. When in a cold environment, 8o F and below, CAST IRON
becomes fragile and must be prevented from receiving impacts, as this can crack
the housings and cause oil leakage. Whenever possible, check the impeller shaft
stabilizer for wear, excessive wearing can cause high angles of shaft deflection,
wearing out the lower bearing.
Troubleshooting Guide
Problem Cause Action -Solution
Motor Will Not Start -Power problem -Check electrical supply
-Defective motor -Replace motor
-Wrong or bad heaters/coil -check heaters/starter
Motor Quits Running -Starter tripped out -Reset starter

-Burned out heater -Replace heater
-Motor burned out -Replace motor
Tripped Starter -Bad heaters -Replace heaters

-Over amp draw -check amp draw
-Agitator undersized -Replace Agitator
Whining Noise -Check motor bearings -Replace motor
Random Noise
(Gearbox) -Contamination in oil -Drain and replace oil
Rhythmic noise
(Gearbox) -Possible bur on gear set -See next line…
A bur on a gear set has a tendency to correct itself over time. In the event that the noise is
overly obtrusive, remove gearbox and return to factory for evaluation.
Vibration -Assembly loose -Tighten all bolts

-Broken weld (base to tank) -Re-weld base to tank
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Parts List
Replacement parts for the MAX2000® Agitators can be ordered from Process
Solutions International or any of their agents, worldwide. The Drawing labeled
“Internal Parts”, page 18, gives you a drawing number for the parts you can
order. A list of drawing numbers and description for the drawing numbers is
located on page 19. When ordering, provide the drawing number and
description of the part you need. Please include the horsepower of the Agitator
you are repairing. If you desire a parts list with exact catalog numbers of
replacement parts, contact Process Solutions International using the information
listed below.
To order parts, schedule field service or to receive technical support, contact

Process Solutions International using the information listed below.

A Division of Kelbro, Inc.
204 W. Powell Lane, Building D
Austin, TX 78753
(512) 873-7670; FAX (512) 873-7664
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Parts Numbers and Descriptions
DRAWING NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 Gearbox
2 Output Shaft
3 Internal Keys
4 Retaining Ring
5 Cover
6 Socket Head Cap Screw
7 Lock Washer
8 Socket Head Cap Screw
9 Hose Connector
10 Drop Bearing Housing
11 Grease Zerk
12 Upper Seal, Drop Bearing
13 Lower Seal, Drop Bearing
14 Spherical Roller Bearing
15 O-Ring
16 Grease Envelope
17 Grease Tube
18 End Cap
19 Hex Head Cap Screw
20 Lock Washer
21 Hose Connector
22 External Key
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INSTALLATION, OPERATION, &

MAINTENANCE MANUAL
PROCESS SOLUTIONS INT

Houston, Texas
Toll Free: 1-866-866-4774
This manual contains important information concerning installation, operation, and

proper maintenance of your Process Solutions Mud Agitator. To prevent injury to
personnel or equipment damage, this manual should be read by those responsible for
the installation and operation of the MAX 2000 Mud Agitators. In addition, the safety
precautions below should be followed at all times.
• Lift the agitator only at lift points detailed in this manual. Use properly rated
slings capable of handling the equipment weight.

• TURN OFF. LOCK OUT, and TAG OUT the electrical power supply to the
agitator before working on the agitator.
• Inspect the unit regularly, and replace damaged or worn components only with
parts supplied by the original equipment manufacturer.
• The gearbox greatly increases the torque output at the impeller. Any objects that
might fall into or be placed in the mud tanks run the risk of being caught by and
wrapped up by the agitator. No attempt should be made to stop a rope or
hose or any other object once it has been wrapped around a moving
agitator.
Before entering a mud tank for any reason, the mud agitators should be locked out
and tagged out.
Table of Contents
FOREWORD
Cautions Or General Safety Rules ..............................................................i
Table Of Contents ...................................................................................... ii
List Of Illustrations ..................................................................................... iv
SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION
Role Of Mud Agitators ............................................................................ 1-1
Design Features ..................................................................................... 1-1
SECTION 2 - INSTALLATION
Locating Agitators................................................................................... 2-1
Lifting Information ................................................................................... 2-1
Checking Oil Level.................................................................................. 2-1
Dimensional Data ................................................................................... 2-1
Before Installing Agitators....................................................................... 2-2
Installing Agitators .................................................................................. 2-2
Electrical Installation............................................................................... 2-2
Checking Motor Rotation ........................................................................ 2-2
SECTION 3 - OPERATION
Starting The Agitator............................................................................... 3-1
Operation................................................................................................ 3-1
Safety ..................................................................................................... 3-1
SECTION 4 - MAINTENANCE
Maintenance ........................................................................................... 4-1
Oil Capacity ............................................................................................ 4-1
Periodic Oil Changes.............................................................................. 4-1
Approved Lubricants............................................................................... 4-1
SECTION 5 - TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 6 - PARTS LISTS

Ordering Parts ........................................................................................ 6-1
Field Service........................................................................................... 6-1
Getting Help............................................................................................ 6-1
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Figure No. Page
Figure 1.1 Major Components............................................................ 1-2
Table 2.1 Weight Data ...................................................................... 2-1
Figure 2.2 Dimensional Drawing MA-3............................................... 2-3
Figure 2.3 Dimensional Drawing MA-5............................................... 2-3
Figure 2.4 Dimensional Drawing MA-7.5............................................ 2-4
Figure 2.5 Dimensional Drawing MA-10............................................. 2-4
Table 4.1 Oil Capacities .................................................................... 4-1
Table 4.2 Recommended Lubricants ................................................ 4-1
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A. ROLE OF MUD AGITATORS B. DESIGN FEATURES
Agitators or “mud mixers” serve an The design features of the Desert Fox
important role in the surface treatment Agitator that minimize maintenance and
of drilling fluids. Using an impeller mixer maximize reliability include:
that promotes both axial and radial flow
will lower mud costs and improve mud • GEAR REDUCER
properties. A rugged cast iron gearbox houses a
single reduction worm gear that is cut
Unlike centrifugal pumps or sub-guns, integral to the drive shaft and then
impeller mixers are relatively low shear hardened and ground. Internal gearing
and low energy devices making them is oil lubricated.
easy to maintain and inexpensive to
operate. Using low shear mixers to • MOTORS
suspend and mix mud additives Explosion proof motors are designed to
minimizes particle size degradation and withstand pressure washing and
polymer shearing. exposure to corrosive fluids without
bearing contamination along with
Properly sized agitators serve three allowing safe operation in hazardous
purposes. One, impeller mixers ensure environments. Motors are foot mounted
that mud additives are homogeneously for ease of alignment with a flex
mixed preventing spot over treatment of coupling between motor and gearbox.
chemicals or dilution water or weighting Unless specified otherwise, motors will
agents. Two, agitators keep the active be supplied for 460V/60Hz service. All
mud system moving when the mud motors are rated at a service factor of
pumps are disengaged and will prevent 1.15.
the pits from “gelling.” Three, when
drilling with weighted mud, properly • SHAFT COUPLING
selected agitators will keep the A rigid shaft coupling is used to attach
weighting agents in suspension and the impeller shaft to the gearbox output.
minimize any tendencies for solids to Unlike the rigid couplings used on other
settle in corners or dead spots. agitators, these couplings can be quickly
disassembled with hand tools even after
long-term service
• IMPELLERS
Optimal suspension and mixing results
from the axial and radial flow patterns
created by impellers with four (4) 60
degree canted blades. The impeller is
fixed to the shaft using a QD bushing
allowing adjustment of impeller height.
Doc. No.: 1509014 Section 1 – Page 1 Revised: Aug. 2001

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FIGURE 1.1 – MAJOR COMPONENTS
M10656 Section 1 – Page 2

PROCESS SOLUTIONS
A. LOCATING AGITATORS E. DIMENSIONAL DATA
A canted blade impeller creates a Dimensional Data for all seven models
combination of radial and axial flow that of the Desert Fox Agitator is given in
provides for uniform suspension and Figure 2.1. Note; that the customer
mixing in circular or square areas. A must specify “Tank Depth” in order to
rectangular tank with a length to width properly size the agitator shaft. Note
ratio of greater than 1.5 should be that certified drawings provided with the
“divided” into “sizing areas” that are equipment will take precedence over
square with an agitator located at the any information in this manual.
center of each All data below is for
canted blade impellers “Tank Depth” is obtained by measuring
from the top of the structure (beams,
B. LIFTING THE AGITATOR channels, etc.) on which the agitator
base will be supported to the bottom of
Lift the agitator only at the lift points the tank. Shaft length is typically sized
provided. Use properly rated slings to allow 6 inches of clearance from the
capable of handling the weight of the bottom of the tank to the bottom the
equipment. agitator shaft.
If the agitator is lifted with the impeller TABLE 2.1 – AGITATOR WEIGHT
shaft installed, make sure that the shaft Impeller Weight
coupling has been completely tightened Model No.
Size (less shaft)
and that the shaft is securely attached 24” 586 lb
before lifting. It is good practice to MA3
[610 mm] [266 kg]
remove the impeller shaft before 28” 818 lb
removing an existing agitator. MA5
[711 mm] [371 kg]
32” 953 lb
C. CHECKING OIL LEVEL MA 7 ½
[813 mm] [432 kg]
Check oil level by removing the oil level 36” 1355 lb
MA 10
plug on the side of the gearbox. Make [914 mm] [615 kg]
sure that the oil is no more than 1/2” 40” 1695 lb
MA 15
below [12 mm below] the oil level plug. [1016 mm] [769 kg]
See Section 4 for oil capacity and a list 44” 2410 lb
MA 20
of approved lubricants. [1118 mm] [1093 kg]
48” 2470 lb
MA 25
D. BEFORE INSTALLING AGITATOR [1219 mm] [1120 kg]
Before installing the agitator, care

should be taken to ensure that the
structure on which the agitator will be
mounted is capable of withstanding both
the static load and the dynamic loads
that will be transferred to the tank
structure.

PROCESS SOLUTIONS
F. INSTALLING THE AGITATOR G. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
Typically, the shaft but not the impeller TURN OFF. LOCK OUT, and TAG
will be installed before lifting the unit into OUT the electrical power supply to the
place. Some conditions, like limited agitator before working on the agitator
headroom above the tank, may require or opening the motor starter or junction
that the shaft be installed after the unit box on the side the motor. A qualified
has been lifted in place. Anti-seize electrician should make electrical
compound should be applied to all connections inside the explosion proof
threaded fasteners. junction box on the side of the motor.
Check to make sure that voltage and
Lift the unit where indicated and place in frequency of the power supply match
position on the mud tank using blocks to that on the motor nameplate.
provide at least 18 inches of clearance
between the bottom of the shaft and H. MOTOR ROTATION
tank bottom.
BEFORE STARTING OR EVEN
Before removing the blocks and “BUMPING” THE MOTOR, MAKE
fastening the base to the tank structure, SURE THAT GEARBOX IS FILLED
the impeller must be installed. Install WITH OIL.
the key and the QD bushing first.
Locate the key so that when the impeller
is installed, the distance from the bottom The proper direction of rotation for all
of the canted blades to the tank bottom Desert Fox Agitators is clockwise when
is roughly 3/4 of the impeller diameter. viewed from above. The electrical
Example, if the impeller diameter is 36”, installation is not complete until the
then the distance from the bottom of the motor rotation has been checked.
canted blade to the tank bottom should Reversing any two legs on a three-
be 27” when installation is complete. phase power will reverse direction of
rotation if necessary.
DO NOT INSTALL IMPELLER
UPSIDE DOWN; THE QD BUSHING
MUST BE ON TOP OF THE
IMPELLER.
Once the impeller has been installed,

the blocks can be removed and the
agitator should be secured to the mud
tank using the bolt pattern shown on the
dimensional drawing for the unit.
Alternately, the agitator base can be
welded directly to the mud tank. Check
impeller height and adjust if necessary.

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FIGURE2.2: DIMENSIONAL DRAWING MA-3
FIGURE 2.3: DIMENSIONAL DRAWING MA-5

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FIGURE 2.4: DIMENSIONAL DRAWING MA-7.5

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A. STARTING THE AGITATOR C. SAFETY
Once installation is complete and proper The gearbox on the Desert Fox Agitator
lubrication levels have been confirmed, has a 30:1 or 20:1 speed reduction ratio,
the unit can be started by pressing the which greatly increases the torque
start button on the motor starter. (Note output at the impeller. Despite their
motor starters are not supplied with relatively slow speed a mud agitator can
agitators unless ordered separately.) As be dangerous. Any objects that might
is good practice with all rotating fall into or be placed in the mud tanks
equipment, check for unusual noise or run the risk of being caught by and
vibration upon start up. wrapped up by the agitator, typical
examples include hoses, mud sample
B. OPERATION buckets, ropes, etc. In the event of a
rope or hose being caught by the
Like centrifugal pumps, agitators will agitator, the agitator should be shut
consume more horsepower as mud down immediately.
weight increases. No adjustment of the
agitator is required to compensate for NO ATTEMPT SHOULD BE MADE
changes in drilling conditions. During TO STOP A ROPE OR HOSE
drilling operations, mud agitators are ONCE IT HAS BEEN WRAPPED
kept running at all times. AROUND A MOVING AGITATOR!
Before entering a mud tank for any

reason, the mud agitators should be
locked out and tagged out

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A. MAINTENANCE
C. OIL CAPACITY
The only regularly scheduled
maintenance needed for the Desert Fox Figure 4.1 below lists oil capacity for all
Agitator is a weekly check of oil level models of the Desert Fox Agitator:
and oil changes every three months.
TABLE 4.1 – OIL CAPACITY
B. CHECKING OIL LEVEL Model No. Quarts Liters
MA3 6 6
All Desert Fox Agitators have vented fill MA5 9 9
port on top of the gearbox and a pipe MA 7 ½ 9 9
plug located on the side of the gearbox. MA 10 20 19
To check oil level, remove the “oil level” MA 15 20 19
plug on the side of the gearbox and MA 20 32 30
determine the oil level in the gearbox. MA 25 51 48
Oil level should be no more than ½”
below [12 mm below] below the oil level D. PERIODIC OIL CHANGES
plug on the side of the gearbox. Check
every week and add oil only as needed The precision made gears in the speed
by removing both the vented fill plug and reducer require periodic oil changes to
the oil level plug. Add oil until it remove debris and ensure trouble free
overflows out the side of the gearbox operation.
where the oil level plug was removed.
Replace plug after filling or checking oil
level. EVERY THREE (3) MONTHS THE
OIL SHOULD BE DRAINED FROM
THE GEARBOX WHILE WARM
AND REPLACED WITH THE
OIL LEVEL INDICATOR PROPER QUANTITY OF AN
APPROVED LUBRICANT. SEE
CHART BELOW.
OIL DRAIN PLUG
FIGURE 4.1: OIL DRAIN AND FILL

INDICATOR

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E. APPROVED LUBRICANTS
Note some gear lubricants contain E.P.

additives that can be corrosive to the
bronze in the gear. Avoid lubricants that
are compounded with sulfur and/or
chlorine. For temperature ranges not
shown contact the factory.
TABLE 4.2
RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS
ISO VG
ISO VG 680
460
Ambient Ambient
Temperature Temperature
Manufacturer
15F to 60F 50F to 152F
[-10C to 15C] [10C to 50C]
Cylinder Cylinder Oil
CHEVRON Oil WISO680
WISO460
Super Mobil Extra
MOBIL Cylinder Hecla
Oil 600W Cylinder Oil
Cylesstic Cylesstic
EXXON
TK-460 TK-680
Valvata Oil Valvata Oil

SHELL
J460 J680
Meropa
TEXACO Meropa 680
460

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ITEM PROBLEM SOLUTION
Check the overload relays in the

motor starter. Reset the overload
relays and attempt to restart. If
MOTOR WILL NOT problem persists, a qualified
1
START electrician should “ohm out” the
motor to see if there is a short in the
windings. Replace motor if
necessary.
Adjusting the height of the impellers
in the suction tank is very important
to prevent the agitators from
introducing air that can cause mud
pump problems. If air entrainment
starts causing problems with the
AERATING THE
2 mud pump while drilling with
SUCTION TANK
acceptable mud volume, impeller
height should be lowered at the
next opportunity to minimize
aeration. The problem can usually
be solved temporarily, by increasing
mud volume to prevent aeration.
Hot is 2000F gearbox housing
temperature. Worm gearboxes run
hot during their initial break in
3 RUNNING HOT (Approximately 200 hrs). Additional
causes of high heat are high
impeller loads, worn out gear oil,
and bearing failure.
Loud noises are usually caused by
a bearing failure. High frequency
noises are indicative of a high
4 LOUD NOISES speed shaft bearing being failed
(motor or gearbox). Low frequency
noises are symptomatic of a low
speed shaft failure.

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Section 6 – Parts Lists

A. ORDERING PARTS
TABLE 6.1
Replacement parts for Desert Fox Mud MOTOR COUPLING SIZES
Agitators can be ordered from Process Flex
Solutions International. The following Model
Coupling Description
part lists give both a part number and a No.
Part No.
catalog number, either of which may be MA3 18A 6S 1-1/8”x1-1/4”
used to place orders. MA5 18B 6S 1-1/8” x 1-1/4”
MA 7.5 18C 6S 1-1/4” x 1-3/8”
PSI maintains an inventory of stock MA 10 18D 6S 1-3/8” x 1-5/8”
replacement parts for immediate MA 15 18E 8S 1-5/8” x 1-7/8”
shipment. MA 20 18F 8S 1-7/8” x 1-7/8”
MA 25 18G 9S 1-7/8” x2-1/4”
B. FIELD SERVICE
E. RIGID COUPLING
PSI has experienced field service
personnel available. Contact psi or its A rigid coupling is used to connect the
agents should you need a factory- gearbox output shaft to the impeller
trained representative to visit your shaft. PSI uses the Crestex style rigid
location. coupling on its agitators to connect the
output shaft of the gearbox to the
Process Solutions impeller shaft. See figure 6.1 to identify
Tomball, Texas the style rig coupling your mud agitator
Toll Free: 866-866-4774 uses.
Email: [email protected]
Website:
http://www.psimax2000.com
C. GETTING HELP
To order parts, schedule field services,

or get answers to questions contact: Fig 6.1: Crestex Style Rigid Coupling
D. FLEXIBLE COUPLING TABLE 6.2

CRESTEX SHAFT COUPLING SIZES
The flexible coupling connecting the Rigid
Model Description
motor to the gearbox will need periodic Coupling
No. (Shaft Dia)
replacement. The table below lists the Part No.
recommended flexible coupling for MA3 18H 1 11/16
Desert Fox agitators. Maximum MA5 18I 2 3/16
coupling misalignment is 10 angular and MA 7 ½ 18I 2 3/16
0.031” parallel. MA 10 18J 2 15/16
MA 15 18J 2 15/16
MA 20 18K 3 7/16
MA 25 18L 3 15/16

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F. OIL SEALS
G. Bearings
Seals are used on both the input and
output shafts in the gearbox to retain the The Desert Fox uses two taper roller
lubricating oil. The life of the input oil bearings on the input shaft ant two taper
seal is greatly improved by proper roller bearings on the output shaft for all
alignment of the motor and gearbox. models. The 20 and 25 hp models also
Repeated failure of output seals may be have a spherical roller bearing on the
indicative of the need for bottom input shaft. All models have spherical
stabilizer bushing. The table below lists roller bearings in the drop bearing at the
the part numbers for all models of the
Desert Fox Agitator. The model can be output shaft for high side load capacity.
identified from the tag on the agitator. Bearing life is greatly increased through
frequent oil changes or greasing the
TABLE 6.3
bearings. Input bearing life is also
OIL SEALS
increased greatly through correct drive
Input Seal Output motor to gearbox shaft alignment.
Model
Part Seal Part Reference table 6.4 for the bearings for
Number
Number Number your agitator requires.
MA3 17D 17I
MA5 17E 17J H. Recommended Spare Parts
MA 7 ½ 17E 17J
MA 10SD - - Psi recommends a full set of
MA 10HD 17F 17K input/output bearings and seals. A
MA 15HD 17F 17K spare electric motor and input coupling
MA 20 17G 17L should be maintained as well.
MA 25 17H 17M
Table 6.4: Agitator Bearing PN’s

Model Input Input Input Output Output Output Output Drop
(cup) (cone) Sph (cup), (cone), (cup), (cone), Brg
Roller upper upper lower lower
MM03 20A 20B NA 20C 20D 20E 20F 20G
MM05 &
20H 20I NA 20J 20K 20L 20M 20N
MM07
MM10SD 20O 20P NA 20Q 20R 20S 20T 20U
MM10HD,
MM15SD, 20V 20W NA 20X 20Y 20Z 20AA 20AB
MM15HD
MM20 20AC 20AD 20AE 20AF 20AG 20AH 20AI 20AJ
MM25 20AK 20AL 20AM 20AN 20A0 20AP 20AQ 20AR

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FIG 6.5: DF-MA3

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FIG 6.6: DF-MA5, MA7.5

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FIG 6.7: DF-MA10SD

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FIG 6.8: DF-MA10HD,MA15

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FIG 6.9: DF-MA20

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FIG 6.10: DF-MA25HD

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Safety First
Precautions and General Safety Rules
This manual contains important information concerning installation, operation, and

proper maintenance of your Process Solutions Mud Agitator. To prevent injury to
personnel or equipment damage, this manual should be read by those responsible for
the installation and operation of the MAX 2000 Mud Agitators. In addition, the safety
precautions below should be followed at all times.
• Lift the agitator only at lift points detailed in this manual. Use properly rated
slings capable of handling the equipment weight.

• TURN OFF. LOCK OUT, and TAG OUT the electrical power supply to the
agitator before working on the agitator.
• Inspect the unit regularly, and replace damaged or worn components only with
parts supplied by the original equipment manufacturer.
• The gearbox greatly increases the torque output at the impeller. Any objects that
might fall into or be placed in the mud tanks run the risk of being caught by and
wrapped up by the agitator. No attempt should be made to stop a rope or
hose or any other object once it has been wrapped around a moving
agitator.
• Before entering a mud tank for any reason, the mud agitators should be locked
out and tagged out.
Table of Contents
FOREWORD Section/Page
Cautions or General Safety Rules ...............................................................i
Table of Contents ....................................................................................... ii
List of Illustrations...................................................................................... iv
SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION
Role of Mud Agitators ............................................................................. 1-1
Design Features ..................................................................................... 1-2
Electric Motor.......................................................................................... 1-2
Coupling ................................................................................................. 1-2
Model Identification................................................................................. 1-2
SECTION 2 – INSTALLATION
Locating Agitators…………………………………………………………… 2-1
Dimensional Data and Weight Information ............................................. 2-1
Lifting the Agitator................................................................................... 2-1
Before Installing the Agitator .................................................................. 2-1
Installing the Agitator …………………………………………………………2-2
Electrical Installation…………………………………………………………..2-2
Checking Oil Level ……………..……………………………………………..2-2
Checking Motor Rotation……………………….…………………………….2-2
SECTION 3 - OPERATION
Starting the Agitator................................................................................ 3-1
Operation................................................................................................ 3-1
Safety ..................................................................................................... 3-1
SECTION 4 - MAINTENANCE
Oil Capacity ............................................................................................ 4-1
Approved Lubricants............................................................................... 4-1
Drop Bearing Lubrication........................................................................ 4-2
SECTION 5 - TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 6 - PARTS LISTS

Ordering Parts ........................................................................................ 6-1
Rigid Coupling Parts............................................................................... 6-1
Gearbox Parts ........................................................................................ 6-2
Getting Help............................................................................................ 6-2
SECTION 7 RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS
SECTION 8 ADDENDUM
Gearbox IOM .......................................................................................... 8-2
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Introduction
ILLUSTRATION NO. SECTION-PAGE
Figure 1.1 Major Components 1-1
Figure 2.1 Checking Oil Level 2-2
Figure 2.2 M2A-05 Dimensions 2-3
Figure 2-8 M2A-30 Dimensions 2-9
Figure 4.1 Changing the Oil 4-2
Figure 4.2 Lubricating the Drop Bearing 4-3
Figure 6.1 CresTex Rigid Clamp 6-1
Figure 6.2 Gearbox Parts 6-3
Table NO. SECTION-PAGE
Table 1.1 Model Identification 1-2
Table 4.1 Oil Capacity 4-1
Table 6.1 Agitator BOM Pages 6-2

Ta3le 6,2 M2A-5 BOM 6-3
Table 6.3 M2A-7.5 BOM 6-4
Table 6.3 M2A-10 BOM 6-4
Table 6.4 M2A-15 & 20 BOM 6-5
Table 6.5 M2A-125 & 30 BOM 6-6
Table 7.1 M2A-05 Recommended Spare Parts 7.1
Table 7.2 M2A-07 & 10 Recommended Spare Parts 7.1

Introduction
A. ROLE OF MUD AGITATORS Properly sized agitators serve three
purposes. One, impeller mixers ensure
Agitators or “mud mixers” serve an that mud additives are homogeneously
important role in the surface treatment mixed preventing spot over treatment of
of drilling fluids. A pitched blade chemicals or dilution water or weighting
impeller mixer generates both axial and agents. Two, agitators keep the active
radial flow in mud tanks and will lower mud system moving when the mud
mud costs and improve mud properties. pumps are disengaged and will prevent
the pits from “gelling.” Three, when
Unlike centrifugal pumps or mud-guns, drilling with weighted mud, properly
impeller mixers are relatively low shear selected agitators will keep the
and low energy devices making them weighting agents in suspension and
easy to maintain and inexpensive to minimize any tendencies for solids to
operate. Using low shear mixers to settle in corners or dead spots.
suspend and mix mud additives
minimizes particle size degradation and
polymer shearing.
FIGURE 1.1: Major Components
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B. FEATURES
PSI also offers a line of high efficiency
The design features of the MAX 2000 hydrofoils. This impeller is ideal for
Agitator that minimize maintenance and deep tanks with large cross section.
maximize reliability include: This impeller usually allows for using a
lower horsepower mixer or can eliminate
• Rugged cast iron gearbox housing. the need for multiple mixers. The Max
• High efficiency helical gearing Flow hydrofoil is an axial flow mixer that
provides low operating temperatures does not shear the mud. It creates a
and noise. homogenous mixer by the bulk fluid
• Grease lubricated self aligning velocity the impeller generates.
spherical roller bearing in the drop
bearing. F. MODEL IDENTIFICATION
• Redundant seals at the output shaft.
Description for
C. MOTORS Part Number Models with C-face
Motors
Explosion proof motors are designed to
withstand pressure washing and M2A-05
Mud agitator
exposure to corrosive fluids without assembly with inline
bearing contamination. Motors are M2A-07
helical gearbox and
available with NEMA C-face input. The grease lubricated
NEMA C-face motors bolt directly to the M2A-10
drop bearing support
gearbox input adapter flange. for the output shaft.
M2A-15 The gearbox is driven
D. SHAFT COUPLING by a vertically
M2A-20 oriented NEMA C-
A rigid coupling is used to attach the face explosion proof
impeller shaft to the gearbox output. motor.
Unlike the rigid couplings used on other M2A-25
agitators, these couplings can be quickly
disassembled with hand tools even after Table 1.1 : Model Numbers
long-term service.
E. IMPELLER
Optimal suspension and mixing results

from the axial and radial flow patterns
created by impellers. Process Solutions
standard canted impeller employs four
60o canted blades. The impeller is fixed
to the shaft with a conventional QD
bushing allowing for adjustment impeller
position relative to the tank bottom.
Impellers are normally placed ¾ of the
impeller diameter off the tank bottom.
For example a 36” impeller will be place
27” off the tank bottom.

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A. LOCATING AGITATORS
C. LIFTING THE AGITATOR
A canted blade impeller creates a
combination of radial and axial flow that Lift the agitator by wrapping two sling
provides for uniform suspension and around the motor input adaptor on the
mixing in circular or square areas. A gearbox. Use properly rated slings
rectangular tank with a length to width capable of handling the weight of the
ratio of greater than 1.5 should be equipment.
“divided” into “sizing areas” that are
square (or close to square areas) with In most cases, the impeller will be
an agitator located at the center of each. installed after the agitator base
For example, a 16-foot by 8-foot suction has been lifted into the tank but
tank would typically be handled by two before the base has been securely
agitators with each agitator sized as if it mounted.
were responsible for mixing an 8-foot by
8-foot area.
If the agitator is lifted with the impeller
B. DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT shaft installed, make sure that the shaft
coupling has been completely tightened
Outline dimensions and the bolt pattern and that the shaft is securely attached
for installing the MAX 2000 Series before lifting. It is good practice to
Agitator are found in the drawings remove the impeller shaft before
below. The “Tank Depth” must be removing an existing agitator.
specified by the customer to properly
size the agitator shaft, total assembly
weight will vary with shaft length. Note
that certified drawings provided with the
equipment will take precedence over
any information in this manual.
“Tank Depth” is obtained by measuring

from the top of the structure (beams,
channels, etc....) on which the agitator
base will be supported to the bottom of
the tank. Shaft length is typically sized
to allow 6 inches of clearance from the
bottom of the tank to the bottom the
agitator shaft.

D. INSTALLATION E. ELECTRICAL
Typically, the shaft but not the impeller TURN OFF. LOCK OUT, and TAG
will be installed before lifting the unit into OUT the electrical power supply to the
place. Some conditions, like limited agitator before working on the agitator
headroom above the tank, may require or opening the motor starter or the
that the shaft be installed after the unit motor junction box. A qualified
has been lifted in place. electrician should make electrical
connections inside the explosion proof
ANTI-SEIZE COMPOUND SHOULD BE junction box on the side of the motor.
APPLIED TO ALL THREADED Care should be taken to make sure that
FASTENERS. voltage and frequency of the power
supply match the motor nameplate
Lift the unit as described in section C
voltage and frequency.
and place in position on the mud tank
using blocks to provide at least 18 F. CHECK OIL LEVEL
inches of clearance between the bottom
of the shaft and tank bottom. Check oil level by viewing the sight
glass. Oil should be visible to the
BEFORE REMOVING THE BLOCKS midpoint of the sight glass, see figure
AND FASTENING THE BASE TO THE 2.1. See Section 4 for oil capacity and a
TANK STRUCTURE, THE IMPELLER list of approved lubricants.
MUST BE INSTALLED.
Using the QD bushing and the key that
is attached to the impeller, install the
key and the QD bushing first. Locate
the key so that when the impeller is
installed, the distance from the bottom
of the impeller to the tank bottom is
roughly 3/4 of the impeller diameter.
For example, if the impeller diameter is
36”, then the distance from the bottom
of the canted blade to the tank bottom
should be 27” when installation is
complete.
DO NOT INSTALL IMPELLER UPSIDE Figure 2.1: Checking Oil Level
DOWN; THE QD BUSHING MUST BE
G. CHECK MOTOR ROTATION
ON TOP OF THE IMPELLER.
The proper impeller rotation for all MAX
Once the impeller has been installed,
2000 Agitators is clockwise when
the blocks can be removed and the
viewed from above. The electrical
agitator should be secured to the mud
installation is not complete until the
tank using the mounting holes provided
motor rotation has been checked.
on the agitator base. Check impeller
Reversing any two legs on three-phase
height and adjust if necessary.
power will reverse direction of rotation.
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B. SAFETY
STARTING THE AGITATOR The gearbox on the MAX 2000 Vertical

Agitator has a nominal 30:1 speed
Once installation is complete and proper reduction ratio, which greatly increases
lubrication levels have been confirmed, the torque at the output shaft. Despite
the unit can be started by pressing the their relatively slow speed, a mud
start button on the motor starter. (Note agitator can be dangerous. Any objects
motor starters are not supplied with that might fall into or be placed in the
agitators unless ordered separately.) As mud tanks run the risk of being caught
is good practice with all rotating by and wrapped up by the agitator
equipment, check for unusual noise or impeller, typical examples include
vibration upon start up. hoses, mud sample buckets, and ropes.
In the event of a rope or hose being
A. OPERATION caught by the agitator, the agitator
should be shut down immediately.
Like centrifugal pumps, agitators will
consume more horsepower as mud
weight increases. No adjustment of the NO ATTEMPT SHOULD BE MADE TO
agitator is required to compensate for STOP A ROPE OR HOSE ONCE IT
changes in drilling conditions. During HAS BEEN WRAPPED AROUND A
drilling operations, mud agitators are MOVING AGITATOR.
kept running at all times.
Before entering a mud tank for any
reason, the mud agitators should be
locked out and tagged out and pits must
be vented as required.
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Section 4- Maintenance
The only regularly scheduled operation. When changing from mineral
maintenance needed for the MAX 2000 oil to synthetic oil or vice versa the
Vertical Agitator is a weekly check of oil gearbox should be flushed once with the
level and oil changes every three new oil. Extreme pressure (EP)
months and weekly greasing of the drop lubricants should only be used.
bearing.
EVERY THREE (3) MONTHS THE
A. CHECKING OIL LEVEL OIL SHOULD BE DRAINED FROM
All MAX 2000 Agitators have vented fill THE GEARBOX WHILE WARM
port on top of the gearbox and a pipe AND REPLACED WITH THE
plug located on the bottom of the PROPER QUANTITY OF AN
gearbox. To check oil level, remove the APPROVED LUBRICANT. SEE
“oil level” plug on the side of the CHART BELOW.
gearbox and use a small allen key to
determine the oil level in the gearbox. D. APPROVED LUBRICANTS
Oil level should be no more than ½”
below [12 mm below] below the oil level For temperature ranges not shown
plug on the side of the gearbox. Check contact the Process Solutions
every week and add oil only as needed International. Other gear oils may be
by removing both the vented fill plug and used. Extreme pressure (EP) lubricants
the oil level plug. Add oil until it flows should only be used. See figure 4.1 for
out the side of the gearbox where the oil location of drain plug and fill plug.
level plug was removed. Replace plug Check the level once a month and top
after filling or checking oil level. See off as required
figure 4.1.
TABLE 4-2
B. OIL CAPACITY RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS
Ambient Ambient
Table 4.1 below lists oil capacity for all Temperature Temperature
models of the MAX 2000 Agitator: 23F to 104F 5F to 25F
Mfg
[-5C to 40C] [-15C to 25C]
TABLE 4-1 – OIL CAPACITY ISO 460 ISO 320
Capacity Capacity Mineral Oil Synthetic
Model No.
Quarts Liters Mobil Mobil SHC630
Mobil Gear 630
MAX-MA05V 10 9.4 [or equal] [Synthetic]
MAX-MA07V 10 9.4 Tegra Synthetic
Chevron Gear Compound
150
MAX-MA10V 10 9.4 [or equal] 220
[Synthetic]
MAX-MA15V 18 17
MAX-MA20V 18 17
MAX-MA25V 18 17
MAX-MA39V 18 17
C. PERIODIC OIL CHANGES
The precision made gears in the speed

reducer require periodic oil changes to
remove debris and ensure trouble free
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E. DROP BEARING LUBRICATION
Using a hand operated grease gun, pump three shots of NLGI number 2 multi-purpose
lithium or lithium complex grease into the grease fitting located on the cast iron drop
bearing housing. See Figure 4.2.
FIGURE 4.1: Changing the Oil
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FIGURE 4.2: Lubricating the Drop Bearing
Section 4 Page 3
Doc. NomM11452
Section 5- Troubleshooting
ITEM PROBLEM SOLUTION
Check the overload relays in the

motor starter. Reset the overload
relays and attempt to restart. If
MOTOR WILL NOT problem persists, a qualified
1
START electrician should “ohm out” the
motor to see if there is a short in the
windings. Replace motor if
necessary.
Adjusting the height of the impellers
in the suction tank is very important
to prevent the agitators from
introducing air that can cause mud
pump problems. If air entrainment
AERATING THE
starts causing problems with the
SUCTION TANK CAUSES
2 mud pump while drilling with
CAVITATION IN TRIPLEX
acceptable mud volume, impeller
MUD PUMPS
height should be lowered at the next
opportunity to minimize aeration.
The problem can usually be solved
temporarily, by increasing mud
volume to prevent aeration.
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Section 6 Parts List
A. ORDERING PARTS
B. Crestex Rigid Coupling Parts:
Replacement parts for MAX 2000 Mud
Agitators can be ordered from process Below are the parts for the CresTex rigid
Solutions or its agents. The following coupling for connecting the gearbox to
part lists give both a part number and a the impeller drive shaft. See figure 6.1
catalog number, either of which may be for part Identification
used to place orders.
Agit
Process Solutions maintains an Complete
Pwr Collet Bolts
inventory of stock replacement parts for Coupling
(hp)
immediate shipment. 5 20316CTX 20316CTX-CO
1 ½ lg, grade 5,
SHCS, ½-13 x
7.5 20316CYX 20316CTX-CO
10 21516CTX 21516CTX-CO
zinc plated.
15 21516CTX 21516CTX-CO
20 21516CTX 21516CTX-CO
25 21516CTX 21516CTX-CO
25 21516CTX 21516CTX-CO
Figure 6.1: Crestex Clamp
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C. GEARBOX PARTS
D. GETTING HELP
See figure 6.2 for the gearbox parts
drawing and reference the following To order parts, schedule field services,
parts list for the correct part number. or get answers to questions contact:
Agitator hp Table Process Solutions International

5 6.2 Houston, Texas
7.5 6.3 Toll Free: 866-866-4PSI
10 6.4 Email: [email protected]
15 6.5 Website:
20 6.5 http://www.psimax2000.com
25 6.6
30 6.6
Table 6.1: Agitator BOM Pages

44 45 46
47 48
49 50
51
59 60 61
21 22
Figure 6.2: Gearbox Parts Drawing

39
27 28 29
40
Section 6 Page 3
42
36 37 38 62
40
25 26 39
32
33 41
30
43
34 35
31
55
10 11 56
23 39 40 39 40
6 57
52 58
9 53
Process Solutions
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Table 6.2: 5 hp Agitator Parts List
49 1 OUTPUT GEAR 509289

Item
Qty Description Part Number 50 1 SPACER RING 144887
6 1 SPACER M2100S 51 1 BEARING, TAPER ROLLER 495248
7 7 SHCS, M14 X 90 M2A1007 52 1 BEARING, TAPER ROLLER 786925
8 7 L'WASHER, M14 M2A1008 53 1 KEY 125825
9 1 GREASE FITTING M2A05009 54 1 SPIRAL BEVEL SHAFT 351958
10 1 DROP BEARING CASTING M2A10010-V 55 1 BEARING 984658
11 1 GREASE ZERK M2A05011 56 1 SPACER/SHIM 984710
12 1 LIP SEAL M2A05012 57 1 SNAP RING 654651
13 1 LIP SEAL M2A05013 58 1 CLOSED GREASE PLUG 465120
14 1 BEARING, SPHERICAL ROLLER M2A05014 59 1 INSPECTION COVER 623598
15 1 ORING M2A05015 60 10 COVER SCREW 989922
16 - Grease - 61 1 GEARBOX HOUSING 520505
17 1 GREASE LINE M2A10017 62 1 OUTPUT SEAL 284555
18 1 DROP BEARING END CAP M2A10018
19 8 HHCS, 1/2-13 X 1 1/2 LG M2A10019
20 8 L'WASHER, 1/2 M2A10020
21 1 COUPLING, MOTOR SIDE 180 FRAME 412794
22 1 COUPLING SPIDER 180 FRAME 351225
23 1 SIGHT GLASS 122547
24 - - -
25 1 INPUT SHAFT PLUG 132558
26 1 - -
27 1 - -
28 1 - -
29 1 - -
PINION GEAR & SHAFT ARE
30 1 INTEGRAL 541258
31 1 INPUT GEAR 516474
32 1 SNAP RING 365258
33 1 INPUT BEARING, BALL 200654
34 1 INPUT SNAP RING 858854
36 1 SPACER/SHIM 984710
37 1 SNAP RING 654651
38 1 SEAL, INPUT 505447
39 1 GASKET 465120
40 1 PLUG 210241
41 1 HIGH TEMP SILICON -
42 6 INPUT HOUSING BOLT 122556
43 1 INPUT CASING 892405
44 1 SNAP RING 858854
46 1 BEARING, TAPER ROLLER 512225
47 1 OUTPUT SHAFT KEY 832588
48 1 OUTPUT SHAFT M2A20002-V
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Table 6.3: 7.5 hp Agitator Parts List

Item
8 7 L'WASHER, M14 M2A1008 53 1 KEY 125825

M2A10010-
10 1 DROP BEARING CASTING V 55 1 BEARING 984658
19 8 HHCS, 1/2-13 X 1 1/2 LG M2A10019
20 8 L'WASHER, 1/2 M2A10020
24 - -
26 1 - -
27 1 - -
28 1 - -
29 1 - -
32 1 SNAP RING 365258
37 1 SNAP RING 651651
38 1 SEAL, INPUT 651874
39 1 GASKET 754951
40 1 PLUG 210241
44 1 SNAP RING 858854

M2A20002-
48 1 OUTPUT SHAFT V
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Table 6.4 10 hp Agitator Parts List

Item
8 7 L'WASHER, M14 M2A1008 53 1 KEY 125825

M2A10010-
10 1 DROP BEARING CASTING V 55 1 BEARING 984658
19 8 HHCS, 1/2-13 X 1 1/2 LG M2A10019
20 8 L'WASHER, 1/2 M2A10020
24 - -
26 1 - -
27 1 - -
28 1 - -
29 1 - -
32 1 SNAP RING 365258
37 1 SNAP RING 651651
38 1 SEAL, INPUT 651874
39 1 GASKET 754951
40 1 PLUG 210241
44 1 SNAP RING 858854

M2A20002-
48 1 OUTPUT SHAFT V
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Table 6.5: 15 & 20 hp Agitator Parts List

Item
6 1 SPACER M2A30S 51 1 BEARING, TAPER ROLLER 513551
8 7 L'WASHER, M14 M2A1008 53 1 KEY 822558
10 1 DROP BEARING CASTING M2A10010-V 55 1 BEARING 781655
19 8 HHCS, 1/2-13 X 1 1/2 LG M2A10019
20 8 L'WASHER, 1/2 M2A10020
24 - - -
26 1 INPUT SHAFT 152515
27 1 - -
28 1 - -
29 1 - -
32 1 SNAP RING 849188
37 1 SNAP RING 651651
38 1 SEAL, INPUT 651874
39 1 GASKET 754951
40 1 PLUG 122547
44 1 SNAP RING 522157

M2A20002-V
48 1 OUTPUT SHAFT


Table 6.6: 25 & 30 hp Agitator Parts List

Item
Qty Description Part Number 35 1 INPUT BEARING, BALL 498485
6 1 SPACER M2A30S 36 1 SPACER/SHIM 832259
7 7 SHCS, M14 X 90 M2A1007 37 1 SNAP RING 651651
8 7 L'WASHER, M14 M2A1008 38 1 SEAL, INPUT 651874
9 1 GREASE FITTING M2A05009 39 1 GASKET 754951

M2A10010-
10 1 DROP BEARING CASTING V 40 1 PLUG 122547
11 1 GREASE ZERK M2A05011 41 1 HIGH TEMP SILICON -
12 1 LIP SEAL M2A10012 42 6 INPUT HOUSING BOLT 122556
13 1 LIP SEAL M2A10013 43 1 INPUT CASING 521551
14 1 BEARING, SPHERICAL ROLLER M2A10014 44 1 SNAP RING 522157
15 1 ORING M2A10015 45 1 SPACER/SHIM 832259
16 - Grease - 46 1 BEARING, TAPER ROLLER 155157
17 1 GREASE LINE M2A10017 47 1 OUTPUT SHAFT KEY 130058

M2A20002-
18 1 DROP BEARING END CAP M2A10018 48 1 OUTPUT SHAFT V
19 8 HHCS, 1/2-13 X 1 1/2 LG M2A10019 49 1 OUTPUT GEAR 622840
20 8 L'WASHER, 1/2 M2A10020 50 1 SPACER RING 412893
21 1 COUPLING, MOTOR SIDE 280 FRAME 662280 51 1 BEARING, TAPER ROLLER 513551
22 1 COUPLING SPIDER 280 FRAME 735132 52 1 BEARING, TAPER ROLLER 354525
23 1 SIGHT GLASS 210241 53 1 KEY 822558
24 - - - 54 1 SPIRAL BEVEL SHAFT 265840
25 1 INPUT SHAFT PLUG 241865 55 1 BEARING 781655
26 1 INPUT SHAFT 215125 56 1 SPACER/SHIM 641487
27 1 PINION SHAFT 351122 57 1 SNAP RING 651538
28 1 PINION SHAFT KEY 136696 58 1 CLOSED GREASE PLUG 654112
29 1 PINION SNAP RING 281155 59 1 INSPECTION COVER 421059
30 1 PINION GEAR 842565 60 10 COVER SCREW 989912
31 1 INPUT GEAR 515998 61 1 GEARBOX HOUSING 843005
32 1 SNAP RING 849188 62 1 OUTPUT SEAL 825544
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Section 7 Recommended Spares

Below are tables listing recommended spare parts for PSI’s vertical Max 2000 series mud
agitators. PSI keeps all of these parts in stock at our Houston facility.
Table 7.1: MA-5

1 YEAR
PART NO. DESCRIPTION
QTY.
6207ZZ First Input Bearing 1
6210ZZ Second Input Bearing 1
35-62-7 Input Seal 1
30212 First Output Bearing 1
30213 Second Output Bearing 1
65-100-10 Output Seal 1
M2A05-14 Drop Bearing 1
412794 Motor Side Coupling 1
351225 Spider 1
5 hp Explosion Proof, Specify Voltage and Frequency when
05MTR-C 1
Ordering.
Table 7.2: MA-7.5 & 10

1 YEAR
QTY.
851200 Spider 1
7.5 hp Explosion Proof, Specify Voltage and Frequency
07MTR-C 1
when Ordering.
10 hp Explosion Proof, Specify Voltage and Frequency
10MTR-C 1
when Ordering
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Section 7 Recommended Spares
Table 7.3: MA-15 & 20

1 YEAR
QTY.
851200 Spider 1
15MTR-C 1
when Ordering.
20MTR-C 1
when Ordering
Table 7.4: MA-25 & 30

1 YEAR
QTY.
735132 Spider 1
25MTR-C 1
when Ordering.
30MTR-C 1
when Ordering
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Addendum: Gearbox IOM
MAINTENANCE AND USE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR GEAR AND
GEARMOTORS SERIES:
PH - CH - IH
Warehouse storage Installation
Protect external parts of the reducer from damage due to accidental knocks or falls when Example of a pulley mounted correctly on the slow shaft of a reduction unit
transporting the unit.
If the unit is stored in a hostile atmosphere or for long periods (2-4 months), apply protective
and waterproofing products to avoid deterioration of shafts and rubber parts.
Before starting up the unit:
- Check the data shown on the name plate of the reducer and/or the electric motor
- Check for any lubricant leaks
- Remove any traces of dirt from the shaft and from the areas around the oil seal
- If the reducer is stored for long periods (4-6 months or more), make sure the oil seals are
in contact with the reducer’s internal lubricant. If the oil seal cannot contact the reducer’s
lubricant, change the oil seal before use. The seal’s rubber coating may stick to the shaft
or may lose the elasticity necessary to function properly.
Installation
Fig. 1
Particular care must be taken when installing drives, as this is often the source of damage
and down time. Careful choice of the type of drive and mounting position can often avoid the
need for protection of sensitive areas, particularly underneath the unit from oil leaks, however
limited they may be.
- The machine must be firmly fastened in place in order to prevent any vibrations.
- Whenever possible, protect the reduction unit from direct sunlight and bad weather, especially
when it is mounted on its vertical axis. Correct and incorrect examples of pulleys mounted on the main shaft of a reduction unit.
- Make sure the air intake on the fan side is unobstructed in order to ensure that the motor is
correctly cooled.
- In the case of temperatures of < -5 °C or > +40 °C, contact Technical Assistance.
- If the motor is to be started very often under load, the use of a heat probe inserted into the
motor is recommended.
- The various machine members (pulleys, gear wheels, couplings, etc.) must be mounted on
the shafts using special threaded holes or other systems that ensure correct operation Fig. 2
without risk of causing damage to the bearings or the external parts of the assemblies (fig.1).
- Lubricate the surfaces that come into contact in order to prevent oxidation or seizure.
A B
2
Installation Starting up
Correct and incorrect examples of coupling connections The unit should be started up gradually. Do not immediately apply the maximum application
load. Start-up slowly whenever possible. Look for and correct any malfunction that may be
caused by incorrect mounting during start-up.
Run-in is not essential for Motovario SmartBox units to function properly. The internal
Fig. 3 components are protected during start-up becasue of the construction technique for gears
and castings, the extreme cleanliness of internal parts, and the excellent quality
of the lubricants used.
Servicing
The precision finish of SmartBox components ensures that the unit will work correctly with
minimum service.
(A) (B) (C)
- Periodically check that the exterior of the assembly is clean, especially in the cooling areas
- Periodically check to see if there are any leaks, especially in the areas around the oil seals.
- Assemblies that are lubricated for life do not have any oil plugs and do not require any
The pulley must be mounted on the main shaft as close as possible to the shoulder so that is
special maintenance.
does not cause excessive radial load on the bearings (fig. 2).Great care must be taken when
- Assemblies not lubricated for life require an oil change at 8,000-10,000 hours of use. The
connecting the couplings to ensure that they are well aligned, so as not to cause excessive
timing of the oil change depends on the type of environment and application of the reducer.
radial load on the bearings (fig.3).When it is applied, paint must never be used on rubber
- Keep the breaher plug clean and free of obstructions.
parts: oil seal, etc. It must never be applied to any breather holes in plugs if they are mounted
- Check for the correct level of the lubricant through the sight glass (if applicable).
on the unit.In the case of assemblies with oil plugs, remove the closed cap used for transport
- Always use the same type of lubricant that is already in the reducer (or a compatible
and fit it with the breather plug that is supplied with the reduction unit.When the assembly is
lubricant) if it becomes necessary to top-off the lubrication. If the type of lubrication is
supplied without a motor, the following precautions must be followed in order to ensure that
unknown or in doubt, empty the oil from the reducer completely and wash out the unit to
connections are properly made
remove any residue before refilling with new oil.
- When changing the oil, empty the oil from the reducer completely and wash out the unit to
Mounting the motor on the pam B5/B14 flange
remove any residue before refilling with new oil.
Check that the tolerance of the motor shaft and the motor flange comply with at least one
‘normal’ class of quality. Carefully clean off any trace of dirt or paint from the shaft, the centering
diameter and the face of the flange. Carry out mounting operations making sure not to use
force. If this is not possible, check the tolerance of the motor key and ensure that it is correctly
fitted. Apply assembly grease to the shaft in order to prevent oxidation or seizure caused by
contact. Troubleshooting
Good quality motors should be used in order to ensure that the unit works correctly, without
vibrations or noise. If any problems should arise when starting the unit or during its first few hours of operation,
Before mounting the unit on the machine, check that the principal shaft of the reduction unit contact Motovario for assistance.
rotates in the right direction. The following table shows a series of problems with a description of possible remedies. The
information given is for reference only. All drives manufactured by Motovario are thoroughly
Use the oil window, if present, to check that the lubricant reaches the correct level required for tested and checked before leaving the factory.
the mounting position used. Tampering with the assembly without prior authorization from Motovario immediately invalidates
the warranty and makes it impossible to ascertain the causes of defect or malfunction.
3
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting
PROBLEMS CAUSES ACTION (1) ACTION (2) PROBLEMS CAUSES ACTION (1) ACTION (2)
Return the assembly to
No practical problem if
Problems with power No intermittent noise Motovario if there is
The motor does not Dirty inside the gearbox. the noise has no effect on
supply. Defective motor. Check power supply. Replace electric motor. from the gears. significant noise when
start. the application.
Wrong size of motor. laaded.
loaded
Bearings incorrectly
Current absorbed by Noise (whine) from the adjusted. Gears with mesh Check correct quantity of Return the assembly to
Replace the electric drive assembly. errors. Insufficient lubricant. Motovario.
the motor is greater
Wrong size of motor. Check the application. motor and, if necessary, lubricant.
than shown on the
the reduction unit.
data plate.
Check geometric
Temperature of the Defective motor. Wrong Replace the electric tolerance of flange on
Measurement of the
motor housing is very size of motor. Incorrect Check the application. motor and, if necessary, Electric motor vibrates. electric motor. Check Replace electric motor.
assembly coupling.
high. mounting of motor the reduction unit. tolerance and geometry
of key on motor shaft.
Wrong size of reduction
Correct the working
Temperature of the unit. Mounting position
conditions: mounting
reduction unit housing does not comply with the Check the application.
position and/or lubricant
is very high. order. Incorrect mounting
level.
of motor
Incorrect rotation
Incorrect reduction ratio. Check reduction ratio. Replace reduction unit
speed of the main
Incorrect polarity of motor. Check polarity of motor. and/or electric motor.
reducer unit shaft.
Defective oil seal. Oil seal Replace the oil seal. Replace the part or return
Oil leak from oil seal. damaged during shipment. Repair motor shaft (if the assembly to
Defective motor shaft. possible). Motovario.
Flat gasket or O-ring Replace damaged gasket Return the assembly to

Oil leak from joint.
damaged. or O-ring. Motovario.
The main shaft rotates Incorrect connection of the Swap two phases of the
the wrong way. electric motor. motor supply.
Return the assembly to

No practical problem if
Intermittent noise from Motovario if there is
Dents in the gear wheels. the noise has no effect on
the gears. significant noise when
the application.
laaded.
loaded
4
Mounting position, Single Stage 041-121
B3 B6 B3 B6 B5 V1
B8 B7 B8 B7 V3
V5 V6 V6 V5
Oil fill / breather plug

Oil level plug
Oil drain plug
6
Mounting position, 2-3 Stage 030-140
B3 V6 V5
B8 B7 B6
Oil fill / breather plug

Oil level plug
Oil drain plug
7
Critical applications
Performance ratings correspond to mounting position B3 or similar, i.e. when the first stage is not
entirely immersed in oil. For other mounting positions and/or particular input speeds, refer to the
tables that highlight different critical situations for each size reducer.
It is also necessary to consider the following applications by contacting MotovarioTechnical Service:

· Use as a speed increaser
· Use that could be hazardous for people if the reducer fails
· Applications with especially high inertia
· Use as a lifting winch
· Applications with high dynamic strain on the housing of the reducer
· In places with ambient temperatures below -5°C or over 40°C (below 23°F or over 104°F).
· Use in chemically aggressive or caustic environments
· Use in salty environments
· Use in radioactive environments
· Use in environments with pressures other than standard atmospheric pressure
· Mounting positions not described in this catalog
Avoid applications where even partial immersion of the reducer is required.
The maximum torque that the gear reducer can support must not exceed two times the nominal
torque (when service factor = 1.0) stated in the performance tables. Maximum torque considers
momentary overloads at full load start-up, braking, shocks or other causes, particularly dynamic
shock.
H 030 040 050 060 080 100 125 140

mounting position: V5 - V1
- - - - - - B B
input speed: 1500 - 3000 RPM
input speed: >3000 RPM B B B B B B A A
mounting position: V3 - V6 B B B B B B B B
A Application not recommended
B Contact Motovario for assistance
8
Spare parts tables 030-140 Spare parts tables 041-121
009/011 005
009/011
001
003
008
008
006
010
010
007
002
004
P = Project of pertinence
T = Reference table
C = Part number
9
MOTOVARIO TAV 001 032-142
10
P T C Built 032 042 052 062 082 102 122 142
H 001 01 Casing with foot H.030.01 H.040.01 H.050.01 H.060.01 H.080.01 H.100.01 H.125.01 H.140.01
H 001 02 Cover H.030.07 H.030.07 H.050.07 H.060.07 H.080.07 H.100.07 H.125.07 H.140.07
H 001 03 Output shaft H.030.18.25.3 H.040.18.32.3 H.050.18.35.3 H.060.18.41.3 H.080.18.54.3 H.100.18.60.3 H.125.18.73.3 H.140.18.92.3
H 001 04 Gear H.030.24 H.030.24 H.050.24 H.060.24 H.080.24 H.100.24 H.125.24 H.140.24
H 001 05 Pinion H.030.25 H.030.25 H.050.25 H.060.25 H.080.25 H.100.25 H.125.25 H.140.25
H 001 06 Gear H.030.26 H.040.26 8.070.26 H.060.26 H.080.26 H.100.26 H.125.26 H.140.26
H 001 07 Gear spacer H.030.39 H.040.39 H.050.39 H.060.39 H.080.39 H.100.39 H.125.39 H.140.39
H 001 08 Bearing spacer H.030.32 ADS 47x37x2 ADS 55x45x2 H.060.32 8.063.32 8.100.32 ADS 120x100x3,5 H.140.32
H 001 09 Bearing spacer - - (ADS 28x20x1,5) - - - - -
H 001 10 Bearing spacer - - - - ADS 62x50x3 8.063.32 8.080.32 ADS 100x80x3,5
H 001 11 Plate H.030.100 H.030.100 H.030.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100
H 001 12 Plate 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99
H PAM - Pinion (tav.10)
P T C Commercial 032 042 052 062 082 102 122 142

H 001 01/N Screw DIN 912 M6x12 6 M6x12 6 M6x12 6 M6x12 10 M6x12 10 M6x12 10 M6x12 12 M8x16 12
H 001 02/N Bearing 6202 1 6302 1 6304 1 6305 1 30206 1 30307 1 30308 1 30309 1
H 001 03/N Bearing 6003 1 6003 1 6005 1 6206 1 32007x 1 30208 1 32210 1 32211 1
H 001 04/N Bearing 32006x 1 32007x 1 32008x 1 30209 1 30211 1 30213 1 32018x 1 30220 1
H 001 05/N Bearing 30203 1 32005x 1 32006x 1 32008x 1 32010x 1 30212 1 32213 1 30216 1
H 001 06/N Circlip DIN 472 35 1 42 1 52 1 62 1 62 1 80 1 90 1 100 1
H 001 07/N Circlip DIN 472 40 1 47 1 55 1 68 1 80 1 110 1 120 1 140 1
H 001 08/N Circlip DIN 471 15 1 15 1 . - 28 1 - - 38 1 - - - -
H 001 09/N Circlip DIN 471 15 1 15 1 20 1 28 1 32 1 38 1 45 1 50 1
H 001 10/N Key DIN 6885 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1 B 6x6x14 1 B 8x7x18 1 B 10x8x25 1 B 10x8x30 - B 14x9x40 - B 14x9x45 -
H 001 11/N Key DIN 6885 B 8x7x20 1 B 10x8x25 1 B16x10x30 1 B 18x11x34 1 B 20x12x40 1 B 25x14x50 1 B 28x16x60 1 816038 1
H 001 12/N Key 1/4x1/4x1-1/2" 1 1/4x1/4x1-7/8" 1 5/16x5/16x2-1/8" 1 3/8x3/8x2-1/2" 1 1/2x1/2x2-7/8" 1 5/8x5/8x3-3/4" 1 3/4x3/4x4" 1 7/8x7/8x5" 1
H 001 13/N Closing plug - - - - - - 3/8" gas 2 3/8" gas 2 1/2" gas 2 1/2" gas 2 1/2" gas 2
H 001 14/N Oil level plug - - - - - - 3/8" gas 2 3/8" gas 2 1/2" gas 2 1/2" gas 2 1/2" gas 2
H 001 15/N Gasket - - - - - - 3/8" gas 4 3/8" gas 4 1/2" gas 4 1/2" gas 4 1/2" gas 4
H 001 16/N Oil seal DIN 3760 AS 30-47-7 1 AS 35-52-7 1 AS 40-62-8 1 AS 45-72-8 1 AS 55-80-8 1 AS 65-100-10 1 AS 90-120-12 1 AS 100-130-12 1
H 001 17/N Cap RCA 35-5 1 RCA 42-7 1 RCA 52-7 1 RCA 62-7 1 RCA 62-7 1 RCA 80-10 1 RCA 90-10 1 RCA 100-10 1
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H 002 1 Casing with flange H.030.02 H.040.02 H.050.02 H.060.02 H.080.02 H.100.02 H.125.02 H.140.02
H 002 1 Casing universal H.030.05 H.040.05 H.050.05 H.060.05 H.080.05 H.100.05 H.125.05 H.140.05
H 002 2 Flange FA H.030.06.200 H.030.06.200 H.050.06.250 H.060.06.300 H.080.06.350 - - -
H 002 2 Flange FB H.030.06.160 H.030.06.160 H.050.06.200 H.060.06.250 H.080.06.300 H.100.06.350 H.125.06.400 H.140.06.450
H 002 3 Flange FC H.030.06.140 H.030.06.140 - - - H.100.06.300 - H.140.06.400
H 002 3 Cover H.030.07 H.030.07 H.050.07 H.060.07 H.080.07 H.100.07 H.125.07 H.140.07
H 002 4 Output shaft H.030.18.25.1.3 H.040.18.32.3 H.050.18.35.3 H.060.18.41.3 H.080.18.54.3 H.100.18.60.3 H.125.18.73.3 H.140.18.92.3
H 002 5 Gear H.030.24 H.030.24 H.050.24 H.060.24 H.080.24 H.100.24 H.125.24 H.140.24
H 002 7 Gear H.030.26 H.040.26 8.070.26 H.060.26 H.080.26 H.100.26 H.125.26 H.140.26
H 002 8 Bearing spacer H.030.39 H.040.39 H.050.39 H.060.39 H.080.39 H.100.39 H.125.39 H.140.39
H 002 11 Bearing spacer - - - - ADS 62x50x3 806332 808032 ADS 100x80x3,5
H 002 12 Plate H.030.100 H.030.100 H.030.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100
H 002 13 Plate 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99
P T C Commercial 032 042 052 062 082 102 122 142

H 002 03/N Bearing 6202 1 6302 1 6304 1 6305 1 30206 1 30307 1 30308 1 30309 1
H 002 04/N Bearing 6003 1 6003 1 6005 1 6206 1 32007x 1 30208 1 32210 1 32211 1
H 002 05/N Bearing 32006x 1 32007x 1 32008x 1 30209 1 30211 1 30213 1 32018x 1 30220 1
H 002 06/N Bearing 30203 1 32005x 1 32006x 1 32008x 1 32010x 1 30212 1 32213 1 30216 1
H 002 07/N Circlip DIN 472 35 1 42 1 52 1 62 1 62 1 80 1 90 1 100 1
H 002 08/N Circlip DIN 472 40 1 47 1 55 1 68 1 80 1 110 1 120 1 140 1
H 002 09/N Circlip DIN 471 15 1 15 1 . - 28 1 - - 38 1 - - - -
H 002 10/N Circlip DIN 471 15 1 15 1 20 1 28 1 32 1 38 1 45 1 50 1
H 002 11/N Key DIN 6885 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1 B 6x6x14 1 B 8x7x18 1 B 10x8x25 1 B 10x8x30 - B 14x9x40 - B 14x9x45 -
H 002 13/N Key DIN 6885 A 8x7x35 1 A 8x7x50 1 A 10x8x50 1 A 12x8x60 1 A 14x9x80 1 A 18x11x100 1 A 20x12x110 1 A 25x14x140 1
H 002 17/N Dowel pin DIN 7344 6x16 2 6x16 2 6x16 2 8x24 2 10x30 2 12x36 2 12x36 2 14x40 2
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MOTOVARIO TAV 003 1/2 033-143
P T C Built 033 043 053 063 083 103 123 143
H 003 1 Casing with foot H.030.01 H.040.01 H.050.01 H.060.01 H.080.01 H.100.01 H.125.01 H.140.01
H 003 2 Cover H.030.07 H.030.07 H.050.07 H.060.07 H.080.07 H.100.07 H.125.07 H.140.07
H 003 3 Output shaft H.030.18.25.3 H.040.18.32.3 H.050.18.35.3 H.060.18.41.3 H.080.18.54.3 H.100.18.60.3 H.125.18.73.3 H.140.18.92.3
H 003 4 Gear H.030.24 H.030.24 H.050.24 H.060.24 H.080.24 H.100.24 H.125.24 H.140.24
H 003 5 Pinion H.030.28 H.030.28 8.070.25 H.060.28 H.080.28 H.100.28 H.125.28 H.140.28
H 003 6 Gear H.030.26 H.040.26 8.070.26 H.060.26 H.080.26 H.100.26 H.125.26 H.140.26
H 003 7 Pinion H.030.27.15_1 H.030.27.15_1 H.050.27.16_1 H.060.27.11 H.080.27.15 H.100.27.15 H.125.27.15 H.140.27.15
H 003 8 Gear H.030.29.65 H.030.29.65 H.030.29.65 H.050.24.67 H.060.24.67 H.080.24.76 H.100.24.85 H.125.24.77
H 003 9 Bearing spacer H.030.39 H.040.39 H.050.39 H.060.39 H.080.39 H.100.39 H.125.39 H.140.39
H 003 11 Bearing spacer - - - H.060.38 - - - 8.063.32
H 003 12 Bearing spacer - - H05040 - - - - -
H 003 14 Bearing spacer - - - - ADS 62x50x3 8.063.32 8.080.32 ADS 100x80x3,5
H 003 15 Plate H.030.100 H.030.100 H.030.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100
H 003 16 Retaining ring - - - 2.080.27 0.080.34 8.125.34 8.125.34 0.160.34
H 003 17 Plate 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99
P T C Commercial 033 043 053 063 083 103 123 143

H 003 02/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - M5x16 1 M8x20 1 M12x30 1 M12x35 1 M16x40 1
H 003 03/N Bearing 6202 1 6302 1 6304 1 6305 1 30206 1 30307 1 30308 1 30309 1
H 003 04/N Bearing 6202 1 6202 1 6204 1 6305 1 30206 1 30307 1 30308 1 30309 1
H 003 05/N Bearing 6201 1 6201 1 6202 1 6203 1 6204 1 6205 1 6207 1 32008x 1
H 003 06/N Bearing 6202 1 6202 1 6203 1 6204 1 6006 1 6207 1 6208 1 32010x 1
H 003 07/N Bearing 32006x 1 32007x 1 32008x 1 30209 1 30211 1 30213 1 32018x 1 30220 1
H 003 08/N Bearing 30203 1 32005x 1 32006x 1 32008x 1 32010x 1 30212 1 32213 1 30216 1
H 003 09/N Circlip DIN 472 35 1 42 1 52 62 1 62 1 80 1 90 1 100 1
H 003 10/N Circlip DIN 472 - - - - - - 40 1 47 1 52 1 - - - -
H 003 11/N Circlip DIN 472 35 1 35 1 40 47 1 55 1 72 1 80 1 80 1
H 003 12/N Circlip DIN 472 40 1 47 1 55 68 1 80 1 110 1 120 1 140 1
H 003 13/N Circlip DIN 471 - - - - - - 20 1 - - 35 1 - - - -
H 003 14/N Circlip DIN 471 14 1 14 1 - - - - 28 1 32 1 38 1 - -
H 003 15/N Circlip DIN 471 14 1 14 1 14 1 - - - - - - - - - -
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H 003 16/N Key DIN 6885 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1 B 6x6x14 1 B 8x7x18 1 B 10x8x25 1 B 10x8x30 - B 14x9x40 - B 14x9x45 1
H 003 17/N Key DIN 6885 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1 B 6x6x12 1 B 8x7x18 1 B 10x8x22 1 B 10x8x30 1 B 14x9x40 1
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MOTOVARIO 030-140
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H 004 1 Casing with flange H.030.02 H.040.02 H.050.02 H.060.02 H.080.02 H.100.02 H.125.02 H.140.02
H 004 1 Casing universal H.030.05 H.040.05 H.050.05 H.060.05 H.080.05 H.100.05 H.125.05 H.140.05
H 004 2 Flange FA H.030.06.200 H.030.06.200 H.050.06.250 H.060.06.300 H.080.06.350 - - -
H 004 2 Flange FB H.030.06.160 H.030.06.160 H.050.06.200 H.060.06.250 H.080.06.300 H.100.06.350 H.125.06.400 H.140.06.450
H 004 2 Flange FC H.030.06.140 H.030.06.140 - - - H.100.06.300 - H.140.06.400
H 004 3 Cover H.030.07 H.030.07 H.050.07 H.060.07 H.080.07 H.100.07 H.125.07 H.140.07
H 004 4 Output shaft H.030.18.25.1.3 H.040.18.32.3 H.050.18.35.3 H.060.18.41.3 H.080.18.54.3 H.100.18.60.3 H.125.18.73.3 H.140.18.92.3
H 004 5 Gear H.030.24 H.030.24 H.050.24 H.060.24 H.080.24 H.100.24 H.125.24 H.140.24
H 004 6 Pinion H.030.28 H.030.28 8.070.25 H.060.28 H.080.28 H.100.28 H.125.28 H.140.28
H 004 7 Gear H.030.26 H.040.26 8.070.26 H.060.26 H.080.26 H.100.26 H.125.26 H.140.26
H 004 8 Pinion H.030.27.15_1 H.030.27.15_1 H.050.27.16_1 H.060.27.11 H.080.27.15 H.100.27.15 H.125.27.15 H.140.27.15
H 004 9 Gear H.030.29.65 H.030.29.65 H.030.29.65 H.050.24.67 H.060.24.67 H.080.24.76 H.100.24.85 H.125.24.77
H 004 10 Spacer gear H.030.39 H.040.39 H.050.39 H.060.39 H.080.39 H.100.39 H.125.39 H.140.39
H 004 12 Bearing spacer - - - H.060.38 - - - 8.063.32
H 004 13 Bearing spacer - - H05040 - - - - -
H 004 15 Bearing spacer - - - - ADS 62x50x3 806332 808032 ADS 100x80x3,5
H 004 16 Plate H.030.100 H.030.100 H.030.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100 H.060.100
H 004 17 Retaining ring - - - 2.080.27 0.080.34 8.125.34 8.125.34 0.160.34
H 004 18 Plate 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99
P T C Commercial 033 043 053 063 083 103 123 143

H 004 03/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - M5x16 1 M8x20 1 M12x30 1 M12x35 1 M16x40 1
H 004 04/N Bearing 6202 1 6302 1 6304 1 6305 1 30206 1 30307 1 30308 1 30309 1
H 004 05/N Bearing 6202 1 6202 1 6204 1 6305 1 30206 1 30307 1 30308 1 30309 1
H 004 06/N Bearing 6201 1 6201 1 6202 1 6203 1 6204 1 6205 1 6207 1 32008x 1
H 004 07/N Bearing 6202 1 6202 1 6203 1 6204 1 6006 1 6207 1 6208 1 32010x 1
H 004 08/N Bearing 32006x 1 32007x 1 32008x 1 30209 1 30211 1 30213 1 32018x 1 30220 1
H 004 09/N Bearing 30203 1 32005x 1 32006x 1 32008x 1 32010x 1 30212 1 32213 1 30216 1
H 004 10/N Circlip DIN 472 35 1 42 1 52 62 1 62 1 80 1 90 1 100 1
H 004 11/N Circlip DIN 472 - - - - - - 40 1 47 1 52 1 - - - -
H 004 12/N Circlip DIN 472 35 1 35 1 40 47 1 55 1 72 1 80 1 80 1
H 004 13/N Circlip DIN 472 40 1 47 1 55 68 1 80 1 110 1 120 1 140 1
H 004 14/N Circlip DIN 471 - - - - - - 20 1 - - 35 1 - - - -
H 004 15/N Circlip DIN 471 14 1 14 1 - - - - 28 1 32 1 38 1 - -
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H 004 16/N Circlip DIN 471 14 1 14 1 14 1 - - - - - - - - - -
H 004 17/N Key DIN 6885 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1 B 6x6x14 1 B 8x7x18 1 B 10x8x25 1 B 10x8x30 - B 14x9x40 - B 14x9x45 1
H 004 24/N Dowel pin DIN 7344 6x16 2 6x16 2 6x16 2 8x24 2 10x30 2 12x36 2 12x36 2 14x40 2
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MOTOVARIO 030-140
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P T C Built 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 005 1 Casing with foot H.040.08 H.050.08 H.060.08 H.080.08 H.100.08 H.125.08
H 005 2 Output shaft H.040.19.19.3 H.050.19.25.3 H.060.19.32.3 H.080.19.38.3 H.100.19.48.3 H.125.19.54.3
H 005 3 Gear H.030.24 H.050.24 H.060.24 H.080.24 H.100.24 H.125.24
H 005 4 Gear spacer H.040.41 H.050.41 H.060.41 H.080.41 H.100.41 H.125.41
H 005 5 Plate 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 005 01/N Bearing 6304 1 6305 1 6306 1 6307 1 6308 1 6310 1
H 005 02/N Bearing 6203 1 6204 1 6206 1 6206 1 6207 1 6208 1
H 005 03/N Circlip DIN 472 52 1 62 1 72 1 80 1 90 1 110 1
H 005 04/N Circlip DIN 471 20 1 25 1 30 1 35 1 40 1 50 1
H 005 05/N Circlip DIN 471 17 1 - - 30 1 32 1 38 1 45 1
H 005 06/N Bearing spacer ADS 28x20x2 1 ADS 35x25x2 1 ADS 42x30x2,5 1 ADS 45x35x2,5 1 ADS 50x40x2,5 1 ADS 62x50x3 1
H 005 07/N Key DIN 6885 A 6x6x30 1 A 8x7x35 1 A 8x7x45 1 A 10x8x60 1 A 14x9x90 1 A 16x10x90 1
H 005 08/N Key 3/16x3/16x1-1/8" 1 1/4x1/4x1-1/2" 1 1/4x1/4x1-7/8" 1 3/8x3/8x2-1/2" 1 1/2x1/2x3-3/8" 1 1/2x1/2x3-3/8" 1
H 005 09/N Closing plug - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 005 10/N Oil level plug - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 005 11/N Breather plug - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 005 12/N Gasket - - - - - - 3/8" gas 3 1/2" gas 3 1/2" gas 3
H 005 13/N Oil seal DIN 3760 AS 25-52-7 1 AS 30-62-7 1 AS 40-72-10 1 AS 45-80-10 1 AS 55-90-10 1 AS 60-110-10 1
H 005 14/N Circlip DIN 471 15 1 20 1 28 1 - - - - - -
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H 006 1 Casing mono H.040.09 H.050.09 H.060.09 H.080.09 H.100.09 H.125.09
H 006 2 Foot H.040.10 / 10.1 H.050.10 H.060.10 H.080.10 H.100.10 H.125.10
H 006 4 Gear H.030.24 H.050.24 H.060.24 H.080.24 H.100.24 H.125.24
H 006 6 Plate 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 006 01/N Screw DIN 912 M8x12 (DIN7984) 4 M10x20 4 M 10x25 4 M12x35 4 M 16x40 4 M 16x50 4
H 006 02/N Bearing 6304 1 6305 1 6306 1 6307 1 6308 1 6310 1
H 006 03/N Bearing 6203 1 6204 1 6206 1 6206 1 6207 1 6208 1
H 006 04/N Circlip DIN 472 52 1 62 1 72 1 80 1 90 1 110 1
H 006 05/N Circlip DIN 471 20 1 25 1 30 1 35 1 40 1 50 1
H 006 06/N Circlip DIN 471 17 1 - - 30 1 32 1 38 1 45 1
H 006 09/N Key DIN 6885 B 5x5x12 1 B 6x6x14 1 B 8x7x18 1 B 10x8x25 1 B 10x8x30 1 B 14x9x40 1
H 006 15/N Circlip DIN 471 15 1 20 1 28 1 - - - - - -
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MOTOVARIO TAV 007 041÷121
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MOTOVARIO TAV 007 041÷121
P T C Built 041 051 061 081 101 121
H 007 1 Casing with flange H.040.09 H.050.09 H.060.09 H.080.09 H.100.09 H.125.09
H 007 1 Casing universal H.040.11 H.050.11 H.060.11 H.080.11 H.100.11 H.125.11
H 007 2 Flange H.030.06.200 H.030.06.200 H.050.06.250 H.060.06.300 H.060.06.300 H.080.06.350
H 007 2 Flange H.030.06.160 H.030.06.160 H.050.06.200 H.060.06.250 H.060.06.250 H.080.06.300
H 007 2 Flange H.030.06.140 H.030.06.140 - - - -
H 007 4 Gear H.030.24 H.050.24 H.060.24 H.080.24 H.100.24 H.120.24
H 007 6 Plate 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99 9.040.99
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 007 01/N Screw DIN 912 M8x20 5 M8x20 5 M8x25 5 M10x30 7 M 10x30 7 M 12x35 7
H 007 02/N Bearing 6304 1 6305 1 6306 1 6307 1 6308 1 6310 1
H 007 03/N Bearing 6203 1 6204 1 6206 1 6206 1 6207 1 6208 1
H 007 04/N Circlip DIN 472 52 1 62 1 72 1 80 1 90 1 110 1
H 007 05/N Circlip DIN 471 20 1 25 1 30 1 35 1 40 1 50 1
H 007 06/N Circlip DIN 471 17 1 - - 30 1 32 1 38 1 45 1
H 007 14/N Dowel pin DIN 7344 6x16 2 6x16 2 6x16 2 8x24 2 8x24 2 10x30 2
H 007 16/N Circlip DIN 471 15 1 20 1 28 1 - - - - - -
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H 008 1 Cover H.030.03 H.030.03 H.030.03 H.060.03 H.100.03 H.100.03
H 008 2 Input shaft H.040.15.16.3 H.030.15.22.3 H.030.15.22.3 H.060.15.35.3 H.100.15.41.3 H.100.15.41.3
H 008 3 Pinion H.030.23 H.050.23 H.060.23 H.080.23 H.100.23 H.125.23
H 008 4 Pinion hub H.030.22 H.050.22 H.060.22 H.080.22 - -
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 008 1/N Screw DIN 931 M8x20 4 M8x20 4 M8x20 4 M8x25 6 M12x35 6 M12x35 6
H 008 2/N Bearing 6206 1 6206 1 6206 1 6308 1 6309 1 6309 1
H 008 3/N Bearing 6206 1 6206 1 6206 1 6308 1 6310 1 6310 1
H 008 4/N Circlip DIN 471 16 1 19 1 24 1 30 1 40 1 40 1
H 008 5/N Circlip DIN 471 - - - - - - - - - - - -
H 008 6/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 62 1 62 1 90 1 110 1 110 1
H 008 7/N Bearing spacer ADS 62x50x2 1 ADS 62x50x2 1 ADS 62x50x2 1 ADS 90-70-3,5 1 ADS 110x90x2 1 ADS 110x90x2 1
H 008 8/N Bearing spacer - - - - - - - - - - - -
H 008 13/N Oil seal DIN 3760 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT AS 40-72-10 1 ADT AS 45-80-10 1 ADT AS 45-80-10 1
H 008 14/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
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H 008 1 Cover H.030.03 H.030.03 H.030.03 H.060.03 H.060.03 H.100.03 H.100.03 H.140.03
H 008 2 Input shaft H.030.15.22.3 H.030.15.22.3 H.030.15.22.3 H.060.15.35.3 H.060.15.35.3 H.100.15.41.3 H.100.15.41.3 H.140.15.41.3
H 008 4 Pinion hub H.030.22 H.030.22 H.050.22 H.060.22 H.080.22 - - -
P T C Commercial 032 042 052 062 082 102 122 142

H 008 2/N Bearing 6206 1 6206 1 6206 1 6308 1 6308 1 6309 1 6309 1 NJ310EC 1
H 008 3/N Bearing 6206 1 6206 1 6206 1 6308 1 6308 1 6310 1 6310 1 6312 1
H 008 4/N Circlip DIN 471 16 1 16 1 19 1 24 1 30 1 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 008 5/N Circlip DIN 471 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 60 1
H 008 6/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 62 1 62 1 90 1 90 1 110 1 110 1 130 1
H 008 7/N Bearing spacer ADS 62x50x2 1 ADS 62x50x2 1 ADS 62x50x2 1 ADS 90-70-3,5 1 ADS 90-70-3,5 1 ADS 110x90x2 1 ADS 110x90x2 1 ADS 130x105x3,5 1
H 008 8/N Bearing spacer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ADS 75x60x30 1
H 008 9/N Key 3/16x3/16x1-1/2" 1 3/16x3/16x1-1/8" 1 3/16x3/16x1-1/2" 1 5/16x5/16x2-1/8" 1 5/16x5/16x2-1/8" 1 3/8x3/8x2-1/2" 1 3/8x3/8x2-1/2" 1 3/8x3/8x2-1/2" 1
H 008 11/N Breather plug - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 008 13/N Oil seal DIN 3760 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT AS 40-72-10 1 ADT AS 40-72-10 1 ADT AS 45-80-10 1 ADT AS 45-80-10 1 ADT A 50-90-10 1
H 008 14/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
P T C Built 033 043 053 063 083 103 123 143

H 008 1 Cover H.030.03 H.030.03 H.030.03 H.060.03 H.060.03 H.100.03 H.100.03 H.140.03
H 008 2 Input shaft H.030.15.22.3 H.030.15.22.3 H.030.15.22.3 H.060.15.35.3 H.060.15.35.3 H.100.15.41.3 H.100.15.41.3 H.140.15.41.3
H 008 3 Pinion 0.030.23 0.030.23 0.030.23 H.050.23 H.060.23 H.080.23 H.100.23 H.125.23
H 008 4 Pinion hub 0.030.22 0.030.22 0.030.22 H.050.22 H.060.22 H.080.22 H.100.22 H.100.22
P T C Commercial 033 043 053 063 083 103 123 143

H 008 2/N Bearing 6206 1 6206 1 6206 1 6308 1 6308 1 6309 1 6309 1 NJ310EC 1
H 008 3/N Bearing 6206 1 6206 1 6206 1 6308 1 6308 1 6310 1 6310 1 6312 1
H 008 4/N Circlip DIN 471 - - - - - - 19 1 24 1 30 1 40 1 40 1
H 008 5/N Circlip DIN 471 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 60 1
H 008 6/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 62 1 62 1 90 1 90 1 110 1 110 1 130 1
H 008 7/N Bearing spacer ADS 62x50x2 1 ADS 62x50x2 1 ADS 62x50x2 1 ADS 90-70-3,5 1 ADS 90-70-3,5 1 ADS 110x90x2 1 ADS 110x90x2 1 ADS 130x105x3,5 1
H 008 8/N Bearing spacer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ADS 75x60x30 1
H 008 9/N Key 3/16x3/16x1-1/2" 1 3/16x3/16x1-1/8" 1 3/16x3/16x1-1/2" 1 5/16x5/16x2-1/8" 1 5/16x5/16x2-1/8" 1 3/8x3/8x2-1/2" 1 3/8x3/8x2-1/2" 1 3/8x3/8x2-1/2" 1
H 008 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 008 11/N Breather plug - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 008 13/N Oil seal DIN 3760 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT AS 40-72-10 1 ADT AS 40-72-10 1 ADT AS 45-80-10 1 ADT AS 45-80-10 1 ADT A 50-90-10 1
H 008 14/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 008 15/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - B 6x6x16 1 B 8x7x16 1 B 8x7x18 1 B 12x8x25 1 B 12x8x25 1
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MOTOVARIO 030-140
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MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 1/12 030-140
32
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 1/24 030-140
IEC Input
P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200 225
H030 H 011 3/N Nut DIN 934/6 M8x8 4 M8x8 4 M10x10 4 M10x10 4 M12x12 4 M12x12 4
H040 H 011 5/N Bearing 6204 2Z 1 6205 2Z 1 6206 2Z 1 6206 2Z 1 6207 2Z 1 6207 2Z 1
H041 H 011 6/N Bearing - 1 6006 2Z 1 6008 2Z 1 6008 2Z 1 6010 2Z 1 6010 2Z 1
H050 H 011 7/N Circlip DIN 471 20 1 25 1 30 1 30 1 35 1 35 1
H051 H 011 9/N Circlip DIN 472 47 1 52 1 62 1 62 1 72 1 72 1
H061
P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200 225
H 011 1 Flange H.030.04 H.030.04 H.030.04 H.030.04 H.030.04 H.030.04
P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200 225
H 011 2/N Screw DIN 931 M8x30 4 M10x35 4 M10x35 4 M12x45 4 M12x45 4 M12x50 4 M16x50 4
H 011 3/N Nut DIN 934/6 M8x8 4 M10x10 4 M10x10 4 M12x12 4 M12x12 4 M12x12 4 M16x16 4
H 011 5/N Bearing 6205 2Z 1 6206 2Z 1 6206 2Z 1 6207 2Z 1 6207 2Z 1 6208 2Z 1 6310 2Z 1
H060
H 011 6/N Bearing 6006 2Z 1 6208 2Z 1 6208 2Z 1 6210 2Z 1 6210 2Z 1 6212 2Z 1 6015 2Z 1
H080
H 011 7/N Circlip DIN 471 25 1 30 1 30 1 35 1 35 1 40 1 50 1
H081 H 011 9/N Circlip DIN 472 52 1 62 1 62 1 72 1 72 1 80 1 110 1
P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200 225
H 011 1 Flange H.060.04 H.060.04 H.060.04 H.060.04 H.060.04 H.060.04 H.060.04
P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200 225
H 011 3/N Nut DIN 934/6 M10x10 4 M12x12 4 M12x12 4 M12x12 4 M16x16 4 M16x16 4 M16x16 4
H100 H 011 5/N Bearing 6206 2Z 1 6207 2Z 1 6207 2Z 1 6208 2Z 1 6310 2Z 1 6310 2Z 1 6312 2Z 1
H101 H 011 6/N Bearing 6208 2Z 1 6210 2Z 1 6210 2Z 1 6212 2Z 1 6015 2Z 1 6015 2Z 1 6018 2Z 1
H121 H 011 7/N Circlip DIN 471 30 1 35 1 35 1 40 1 50 1 50 1 60 1
H125 H 011 9/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 72 1 72 1 80 1 110 1 110 1 130 1
P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200 225
H 011 1 Flange H.100.04 H.100.04 H.100.04 H.100.04 H.100.04 H.100.04 H.100.04
P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200 225
H 011 2/N Screw DIN 931 M12x50 4 M16x50 4 M16x50 4 M16x50 4 M16x50 4
H 011 3/N Nut DIN 934/6 M12x12 4 M16x16 4 M16x16 4 M16x16 4 M16x16 4
H 011 5/N Bearing 6208 2Z 1 6310 2Z 1 6310 2Z 1 6312 2Z 1 6312 2Z 1
H 011 6/N Bearing 6212 2Z 1 6015 2Z 1 6015 2Z 1 6018 2Z 1 6018 2Z 1
H140
H 011 7/N Circlip DIN 471 40 1 50 1 50 1 60 1 60 1
H 011 9/N Circlip DIN 472 80 1 110 1 110 1 130 1 130 1
P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200 225
H 011 1 Flange H.140.04 H.140.04 H.140.04 H.140.04 H.140.04
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MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 2/24 030-140
NEMA Input
P T C Commercial 56C 140TC 180TC 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC 360TC
H 009 2/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - -
H 009 3/N Nut DIN 934/6 - - - - - -
H030 H 009 5/N Bearing 6206 2Z 1 6206 2Z 1 6207 2Z 1
H040 H 009 6/N Bearing 6208 2Z 1 6208 2Z 1 6210 2Z 1
H041 H 009 7/N Circlip DIN 471 30 1 30 1 35 1
H050 H 009 9/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 62 1 72 1
H051
H061 P T C Built 56C 140TC 180TC 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC 360TC
H 009 1 Flange H.030.04.165.3 H.030.04.165.3 H.030.04.229.3.1
H 009 2 Motor half coupling H.060.12.056C_1 H.060.12.140TC_1 H.060.12.180TC_1
H 009 3 Flexible joint H.060.13.080 H.060.13.080 H.060.13.112

H 009 2/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 3/N Nut DIN 934/6 - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 5/N Bearing 6206 2Z 1 6206 2Z 1 6207 2Z 1 6310 2Z 1 6310 2Z 1
H 009 6/N Bearing 6208 2Z 1 6208 2Z 1 6210 2Z 1 6015 2Z 1 6015 2Z 1
H060
H 009 7/N Circlip DIN 471 30 1 30 1 35 1 50 1 50 1
H080
H 009 9/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 62 1 72 1 110 1 110 1
H081
P T C Built 56C 140TC 180TC 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC 360TC
H 009 1 Flange H.060.04.165.3 H.060.04.165.3 H.060.04.229.3.1 H.060.04.229.3 H.060.04.229.3
H 009 2 Motor half coupling H.060.12.056C_1 H.060.12.140TC_1 H.060.12.180TC_1 H.060.12.210TC_1 H.060.12.250TC_1
H 009 3 Flexible joint H.060.13.080 H.060.13.080 H.060.13.112 H.060.13.160 H.060.13.160

H 009 2/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 3/N Nut DIN 934/6 - - - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 5/N Bearing 6206 2Z 1 6207 2Z 1 6310 2Z 1 6310 2Z 1 6312 2Z 1 6212 2Z 1
H100 H 009 6/N Bearing 6208 2Z 1 6210 2Z 1 6015 2Z 1 6015 2Z 1 6018 2Z 1 6018 2Z 1
H101 H 009 7/N Circlip DIN 471 30 1 35 1 50 1 50 1 60 1 60 1
H121 H 009 9/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 72 1 110 1 110 1 130 1 130 1
H125
H 009 1 Flange H.100.04.165.3 H.100.04.229.3.1 H.100.04.229.3 H.100.04.229.3 H.100.04.279.3.1 H.100.04.340.3.1
H 009 2 Motor half coupling H.060.12.140TC_1 H.060.12.180TC_1 H.060.12.210TC_1 H.060.12.250TC_1 H.100.12.280TC_1 H.100.12.320TC_1
H 009 3 Flexible joint H.060.13.080 H.060.13.112 H.060.13.160 H.060.13.160 H.100.13.200 H.100.13.200

H 009 2/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 3/N Nut DIN 934/6 - - - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 7/N Circlip DIN 471 35 1 50 1 50 1 60 1 60 1 60 1
H140
H 009 9/N Circlip DIN 472 72 1 110 1 110 1 130 1 130 1 130 1

H 009 1 Flange H.140.04.229.3.1 H.140.04.229.3 H.140.04.229.3 H.140.04.279.3.1 H.140.04.340.3.1 H.140.04.340.3.1
H 009 2 Motor half coupling H.060.12.180TC_1 H.060.12.210TC_1 H.060.12.250TC_1 H.100.12.280TC_1 H.100.12.320TC_1 H.100.12.360TC_1
H 009 3 Flexible joint H.060.13.112 H.060.13.160 H.060.13.160 H.100.13.200 H.100.13.200 H.100.13.200
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MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 3/24 032
IEC Input
032 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 4 Motor sleeve H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.030.23 H.030.23 H.030.23 H.030.23 H.030.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. H.030.22 H.030.22 H.030.22 H.030.22 H.030.22
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - - - - -
H 011 7 Spacer - - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - - -
032 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 16 1 16 1 16 1 16 1 16 1
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 13/N Closing plug - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 14/N Gasket - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 15/N Oil seal DIN 3760 ADT A 25-47-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 35-62-7 1 ADT A 35-62-7 1
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
032 P T C Built 56C 140TC 180TC 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC
H 009 4 Reduction half coupling H.060.14 H.060.14 H.060.14
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.030.23 H.030.23 H.030.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key - - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - - -
H 009 7 Spacer - - -
H 009 8 Ring - - -
032 P T C Commercial 56C 140TC 180TC 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC

H 009 1/N Screw DIN 931 M8x20 4 M8x20 4 M8x20 4
H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - -
H 009 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 13/N Closing plug - - - - - -
H 009 14/N Gasket - - - - - -
H 009 15/N Oil seal DIN 3760 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 35-62-7 1
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - -
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IEC Input
033 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 4 Motor sleeve 0.030.16 H.030.16 / H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. 0.030.23 0.030.23 0.030.23 0.030.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. 0.030.22 0.030.22 0.030.22 0.030.22
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - - - -
H 011 7 Spacer - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - -
033 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 1/N Screw DIN 931 M8x20 4 M8x20 4 M8x20 4 M8x20 4
H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - - - -
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 011 13/N Closing plug - - - - - - - -
H 011 14/N Gasket - - - - - - - -
H 011 15/N Oil seal DIN 3760 ADT A 20-42-7 1 ADT A 25-47-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 4 Reduction half coupling H.060.14 H.060.14
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. 0.030.23.06 0.030.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - -
H 009 7 Spacer - -
H 009 8 Ring - -
H 009 9 Motor sleeve - -

H 009 1/N Screw DIN 931 M8x20 4 M8x20 4
H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - -
H 009 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - -
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - -
H 009 13/N Closing plug - - - -
H 009 14/N Gasket - - - -
H 009 15/N Oil seal DIN 3760 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1
H 009 16/N Cap - - - -
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IEC Input
041 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 4 Motor sleeve H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.030.23.08 H.030.23 H.030.23
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. H.030.22 H.030.22 H.030.22
H 011 7 Spacer - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - -
041 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 16 1 16 1 16 1
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1 B 5x5x12 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 011 13/N Closing plug - - - - - -
H 011 14/N Gasket - - - - - -
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.030.23.08 H.030.23.08 H.030.23.08
H 009 7 Spacer - - -
H 009 8 Ring - - -

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - -
H 009 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 13/N Closing plug - - - - - -
H 009 14/N Gasket - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - -
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IEC Input
042 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.030.23 H.030.23 H.030.23 H.030.23 H.030.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - - -
H 011 7 Spacer - - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - - -
042 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 16 1 16 1 16 1 16 1 16 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 13/N Closing plug - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 14/N Gasket - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.030.23.08 H.030.23.08 H.030.23.08
H 009 7 Spacer - - -
H 009 8 Ring - - -

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - -
H 009 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 13/N Closing plug - - - - - -
H 009 14/N Gasket - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - -
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IEC Input
043 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. 0.030.23 0.030.23 0.030.23 0.030.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. 0.030.22 0.030.22 0.030.22 0.030.22
H 011 7 Spacer - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - -
043 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - - - -
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 011 13/N Closing plug - - - - - - - -
H 011 14/N Gasket - - - - - - - -
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. 0.030.23.06 0.030.23.06 0.030.23.06
H 009 7 Spacer - - -
H 009 8 Ring - - -
H 009 9 Motor sleeve - - -

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - -
H 009 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 13/N Closing plug - - - - - -
H 009 14/N Gasket - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - -
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IEC Input
051 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.050.23 H.050.23 H.050.23 H.050.23 H.050.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. - H.050.22 H.050.22 H.050.22 H.050.22
H 011 7 Spacer - - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - - -
051 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - 19 1 19 1 19 1 19 1
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - B 6x6x16 1 B 6x6x16 1 B 6x6x16 1 B 6x6x16 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 13/N Closing plug - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 14/N Gasket - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.050.23.08 H.050.23.08 H.050.23.08
H 009 7 Spacer - - -
H 009 8 Ring - - -

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - -
H 009 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 13/N Closing plug - - - - - -
H 009 14/N Gasket - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - -
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IEC Input
052 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.050.23 H.050.23 H.050.23 H.050.23 H.050.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - - -
H 011 7 Spacer - - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - - -
052 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - 19 1 19 1 19 1 19 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 13/N Closing plug - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 14/N Gasket - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.050.23.08 H.050.23.08 H.050.23.08
H 009 7 Spacer - - -
H 009 8 Ring - - -

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - -
H 009 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 13/N Closing plug - - - - - -
H 009 14/N Gasket - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - -
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MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 10/24 053
IEC Input
053 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. 0.030.23 0.030.23 0.030.23 0.030.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. 0.030.22 0.030.22 0.030.22 0.030.22
H 011 7 Spacer - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - -
053 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - - - -
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 011 13/N Closing plug - - - - - - - -
H 011 14/N Gasket - - - - - - - -
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. 0.030.23.06 0.030.23.06 0.030.23.06
H 009 7 Spacer - - -
H 009 8 Ring - - -
H 009 9 Motor sleeve - - -

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - -
H 009 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 13/N Closing plug - - - - - -
H 009 14/N Gasket - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - -
42
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 11/24 061
IEC Input
061 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 4 Motor sleeve H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. H.060.22 H.060.22 H.060.22 H.060.22
H 011 7 Spacer
H 011 8 Ring - - - -
061 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 24 1 24 1 24 1 24 1
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 B 8x7x16 1 B 8x7x16 1 B 8x7x16 1 B 8x7x16 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 011 13/N Closing plug - - - - - - - -
H 011 14/N Gasket - - - - - - - -
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. H.060.22 H.060.22 H.060.22
H 009 7 Spacer - - -
H 009 8 Ring - - -

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 24 1 24 1 24 1
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 13/N Closing plug - - - - - -
H 009 14/N Gasket - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - -
43
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 12/24 062
IEC Input
062 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - - -
H 011 7 Spacer - - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - - -
062 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 24 1 24 1 24 1 24 1 24 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 13/N Closing plug 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1
H 011 14/N Gasket 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 4 Reduction half coupling H.060.14 H.060.14 H.060.14 H.060.14
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. H.060.22 H.060.22 H.060.22 H.060.22
H 009 7 Spacer - - - ADS 62x50x3
H 009 8 Ring - - - -

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 24 1 24 1 24 1 24 1
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 009 13/N Closing plug 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1
H 009 14/N Gasket 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - - RCA 40-7 1
44
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 13/24 063
IEC Input
063 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.050.23 H.050.23 H.050.23 H.050.23 H.050.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - - -
H 011 7 Spacer - - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - - -
063 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - 19 1 19 1 19 1 19 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.050.23 H.050.23 H.050.23 H.050.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - -
H 009 7 Spacer - - - ADS 62x50x3
H 009 8 Ring - - - -

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - - - -
H 009 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - - RCA 40-7 1
45
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 14/24 081
IEC Input
081 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - - H.080.22
H 011 7 Spacer - - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - - -
081 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - - - - 30 1
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - B 8x7x18 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - - - H.080.22
H 009 7 Spacer - - - ADS 62x50x3
H 009 8 Ring - - - -

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - - RCA 40-7 1
46
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 15/24 082
IEC Input
082 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132 160
H 011 4 Motor sleeve H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 -
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - - - H.080.23
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - - H.080.22 -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - - - - - H.080.22
H 011 7 Spacer - - - - - ADS 62x50x3
H 011 8 Ring - - - - - -
082 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132 160
H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - - - - 30 1 30 1
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - B 8x7x18 1 B 8x7x18 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1
H 011 13/N Closing plug 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1
H 011 14/N Gasket 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1
H 011 15/N Oil seal DIN 3760 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 30-52-7 1 ADT A 35-62-7 1 ADT A 35-62-7 1 ADT A 40-72-10 1 ADT A 50-72-8 1
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - - - - RCA 40-7 1
NEMA Input
082 P T C Built 56C 140TC 180TC 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC 360TC
H 009 4 Reduction half coupling H.060.14 H.060.14 H.060.14 H.060.14 H.060.14
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - H.080.22 H.080.22
H 009 7 Spacer - - - ADS 62x50x3 ADS 62x50x3
H 009 8 Ring - - - - -
082 P T C Commercial 56C 140TC 180TC 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC 360TC
H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
47
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 16/24 083
IEC Input
083 P T C Built 063 071 080 090 100 112 132
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - - -
H 011 7 Spacer - - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - - -
083 P T C Commercial 063 071 080 090 100 112 132

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 24 1 24 1 24 1 24 1 24 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - - - -
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23 H.060.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - - -
H 009 8 Ring - - - - -

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
48
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 17/24 101
IEC Input
101 P T C Built 080 090 100 112 132 160 180
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.100.23 H.100.23 H.100.23 - -
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - H.100.23 H.100.23
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - H.100.22 - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - - - H.100.22 H.100.22
H 011 8 Ring - - - - -
101 P T C Commercial 080 090 100 112 132 160 180

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - B 12x8x25 1 B 12x8x25 1 B 12x8x25 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
NEMA Input
101 P T C Built 180TC 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC 360TC
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.100.23 H.100.23 H.100.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key - H.100.23 H.100.23
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - H.100.22 H.100.22
H 009 7 Spacer - ADS 62x50x3 ADS 62x50x3
H 009 8 Ring - - -
101 P T C Commercial 180TC 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC 360TC

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - -
H 009 13/N Closing plug 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 009 14/N Gasket 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 009 16/N Cap - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
49
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 18/24 102
IEC Input
102 P T C Built 080 090 100 112 132 160 180
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.100.23 H.100.23 H.100.23 - -
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - H.100.23 H.100.23
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - H.100.22 - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - - - H.100.22 H.100.22
H 011 8 Ring - - - - -
102 P T C Commercial 080 090 100 112 132 160 180

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - B 12x8x25 1 B 12x8x25 1 B 12x8x25 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.100.23 H.100.23 H.100.23 H.100.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key - H.100.23 H.100.23 H.100.23
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - H.100.22 H.100.22 H.100.22
H 009 7 Spacer - ADS 62x50x3 ADS 62x50x3 ADS 75x60x3
H 009 8 Ring - - - 8.100.34

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - M10x25 1
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
50
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 19/24 103
IEC Input
103 P T C Built 071 080 090 100 112 132 160
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 H.080.23 -
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - - H.080.23
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - H.080.22 -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - - - - H.080.22
H 011 7 Spacer - - - - ADS 62x50x3
H 011 8 Ring - - - - -
103 P T C Commercial 071 080 090 100 112 132 160

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - -
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - - - 30 1 30 1
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - B 8x7x18 1 B 8x7x18 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - - - RCA 40-7 1
NEMA Input
103 P T C Built 140TC 180TC 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC 360TC
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. - - - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. key H.080.22 H.080.22 H.080.22 H.080.22
H 009 7 Spacer - - ADS 62x50x3 ADS 62x50x3
H 009 8 Ring - - - -
103 P T C Commercial 140TC 180TC 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC 360TC

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - -
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - - -
H 009 16/N Cap - - - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
51
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 20/24 121
IEC Input
121 P T C Built 090 100 112 132 160 180 200
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.125.23 - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - 8.100.34
121 P T C Commercial 090 100 112 132 160 180 200

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - M10x25 1
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - B 12x8x25 1 B 12x8x25 1 B 12x8x25 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 011 16/N Cap - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
NEMA Input
121 P T C Built 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC 360TC
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.125.23 H.125.23 H.125.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key H.125.23 H.125.23 H.125.23
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. key H.100.22 H.100.22 H.100.22
H 009 7 Spacer ADS 62x50x3 ADS 62x50x3 ADS 75x60x3
H 009 8 Ring - - 8.100.34
121 P T C Commercial 210TC 250TC 280TC 320TC 360TC

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - M10x25 1
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 009 13/N Closing plug 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 009 16/N Cap RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
52
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 21/24 122
IEC Input
122 P T C Built 090 100 112 132 160 180 200
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.125.23 - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - 8.100.34
122 P T C Commercial 090 100 112 132 160 180 200

H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - M10x25 1
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 011 16/N Cap - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.125.23 H.125.23 H.125.23 H.125.23
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - -
H 009 7 Spacer ADS 62x50x3 ADS 62x50x3 ADS 75x60x3 ADS 75x60x3
H 009 8 Ring - - 8.100.34 8.100.34

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - M10x25 1 M10x25 1
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 009 16/N Cap RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
53
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 22/24 123
IEC Input
123 P T C Built 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200
H 011 4 Motor sleeve H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16 H.060.16 H.100.16
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.100.23 H.100.23 H.100.23 - - -
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. key - - - H.100.23 H.100.23 H.100.23
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - H.100.22 - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - - - H.100.22 H.100.22 H.100.22
H 011 7 Spacer - - - ADS 62x50x3 ADS 62x50x3 ADS 75x60x3
H 011 8 Ring - - - - - 8.100.34
123 P T C Commercial 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200
H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - - - - - M10x25 1
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - - - 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 011 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - B 12x8x25 1 B 12x8x25 1 B 12x8x25 1 B 12x8x25 1
H 011 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 011 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - - - - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 011 16/N Cap - - - - - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.100.23 H.100.23 H.100.23 H.100.23 H.100.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key - H.125.23 H.125.23 H.125.23 H.125.23
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - H.100.22 H.100.22 H.100.22 H.100.22
H 009 7 Spacer - ADS 62x50x3 ADS 62x50x3 ADS 75x60x3 ADS 75x60x3
H 009 8 Ring - - - 8.100.34 8.100.34

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - M10x25 1 M10x25 1
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 009 16/N Cap - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
54
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 23/24 142
IEC Input
142 P T C Built 090 100 112 132 160 180 200 225
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. - - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - -
H 011 7 Spacer ADS 62x50x3 ADS 62x50x3 ADS 75x60x3 ADS 75x60x3
H 011 8 Ring - - 8.100.34 8.100.34
142 P T C Commercial 090 100 112 132 160 180 200 225
H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - M10x25 1 M10x25 1
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 011 16/N Cap RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
NEMA Input
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.140.23 H.140.23 H.140.23 H.140.23 H.140.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key H.140.23 H.140.23 H.140.23 H.140.23 H.140.23
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. key H.140.22 H.140.22 H.140.22 H.140.22 H.140.22
H 009 7 Spacer ADS 62x50x3 ADS 62x50x3 ADS 75x60x3 ADS 75x60x3 ADS 75x60x3
H 009 8 Ring - - 8.100.34 8.100.34 8.100.34

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - M10x25 1 M10x25 1 M10x25 1
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 009 16/N Cap RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
55
MOTOVARIO TAV 009/011 24/24 143
IEC Input
143 P T C Built 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200
H 011 5 Pinion 2st. H.125.23 - - -
H 011 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - -
H 011 8 Ring - - - 8.100.34
143 P T C Commercial 080 090 100 112 132 160 180 200
H 011 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - M10x25 1
H 011 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 011 16/N Cap - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
NEMA Input
H 009 4 Reduction half coupling H.060.14 H.060.14 H.060.14 H.100.14 H.100.14 H.140.14
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. H.125.23 H.125.23 H.125.23 H.125.23 H.125.23 H.125.23
H 009 5 Pinion 2st. key - H.140.23 H.140.23 H.140.23 H.140.23 H.140.23
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. - - - - - -
H 009 6 Pinion hub 2st. key - H.140.22 H.140.22 H.140.22 H.140.22 H.140.22
H 009 7 Spacer - ADS 62x50x3 ADS 62x50x3 ADS 75x60x3 ADS 75x60x3 ADS 75x60x3
H 009 8 Ring - - - 8.100.34 8.100.34 8.100.34

H 009 4/N Screw DIN 931 - - - - - - M10x25 1 M10x25 1 M10x25 1
H 009 8/N Circlip DIN471 - - 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 009 10/N Key DIN 6885 - - B 12x8x30 1 B 12x8x30 1 B 12x8x30 1 B 12x8x30 1 B 12x8x30 1
H 009 11/N Key DIN 6885 - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 009 12/N Key DIN 6885 - - A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1 A 8x7x40 1
H 009 16/N Cap - - RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1 RCA 40-7 1
56
MOTOVARIO 030-140
57
58
P T C Built 030 040 050 060 080 100 125
H 010 01 Casing 3.063.01 3.063.01 3.063.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.063.04.030 3.063.04.030 3.063.04.030
H 010 03 Shaft 3.063.18.6 3.063.18.6 3.063.18.6
063 B11
P T C Commercial 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 2/N Bearing 6204 2z 1 6204 2z 1 6204 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 20 1 20 1 20 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 47 1 47 1 47 1
H 010 5/N Oil seal DIN 3760 A 20-42-7 1 A 20-42-7 1 A 20-42-7 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug - - - - - -
H 010 7/N Gasket - - - - - -
P T C Built 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 01 Casing 3.071.01 3.071.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.071.04.030 3.071.04.030
H 010 03 Shaft 3.071.18.6 3.071.18.6
071 B11
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 1/N Screw DIN 931 M8x20 4 M8x20 4
H 010 2/N Bearing 6205 2z 1 6205 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 25 1 25 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 52 1 52 1
H 010 5/N Oil seal DIN 3760 A 25-47-7 1 A 25-47-7 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug - - - -
H 010 7/N Gasket - - - -
P T C Built 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 01 Casing 3.071.01 3.071.01 3.071.01 3.071.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.071.04.030 3.071.04.030 3.071.04.030 3.071.04.060
H 010 03 Shaft 3.071.18.6 3.071.18.6 3.071.18.6 3.071.18.6
071 B11
P T C Commercial 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 2/N Bearing 6205 2z 1 6205 2z 1 6205 2z 1 6205 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 52 1 52 1 52 1 52 1
H 010 5/N Oil seal DIN 3760 A 25-47-7 1 A 25-47-7 1 A 25-47-7 1 A 25-47-7 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1
H 010 7/N Gasket - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1
59
P T C Built 041 051 061 081 101 121
H 010 01 Casing 3.080.01 3.080.01 3.080.01 3.080.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.080.04.030 3.080.04.030 3.080.04.030 3.080.04.060
H 010 03 Shaft 3.080.18.6 3.080.18.6 3.080.18.6 3.080.18.6
080 B11
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 2/N Bearing 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 1
H 010 7/N Gasket - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1
P T C Built 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 01 Casing 3.080.01 3.080.01 3.080.01 3.080.01 3.080.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.080.04.030 3.080.04.030 3.080.04.030 3.080.04.060 3.080.04.060
H 010 03 Shaft 3.080.18.6 3.080.18.6 3.080.18.6 3.080.18.6 3.080.18.6
080 B11
P T C Commercial 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 2/N Bearing 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 1
H 010 5/N Oil seal DIN 3760 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1
H 010 7/N Gasket - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1
P T C Built 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 01 Casing 3.090.01 3.090.01 3.090.01 3.090.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.090.04.030 3.090.04.030 3.090.04.030 3.090.04.060
H 010 03 Shaft 3.090.18.6 3.090.18.6 3.090.18.6 3.090.18.6
090S B11
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 2/N Bearing 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 1
H 010 7/N Gasket - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1
60
P T C Built 030 040 050 060 080 100 125
H 010 01 Casing 3.090.01 3.090.01 3.090.01 3.090.01 3.090.01 3.090.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.090.04.030 3.090.04.030 3.090.04.030 3.090.04.060 3.090.04.060 3.090.04.100
H 010 03 Shaft 3.090.18.6 3.090.18.6 3.090.18.6 3.090.18.6 3.090.18.6 3.090.18.6
090S B11
P T C Commercial 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 2/N Bearing 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 1
H 010 5/N Oil seal DIN 3760 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1
P T C Built 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 01 Casing 3.091.01 3.091.01 3.091.01 3.091.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.090.04.030 3.090.04.030 3.090.04.060 3.090.04.060
H 010 03 Shaft 3.091.18.6 3.091.18.6 3.091.18.6 3.091.18.6
090L B11
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 2/N Bearing 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 1
H 010 7/N Gasket - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1
P T C Built 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 01 Casing 3.091.01 3.091.01 3.091.01 3.091.01 3.091.01 3.091.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.090.04.030 3.090.04.030 3.090.04.030 3.090.04.060 3.090.04.060 3.090.04.100
H 010 03 Shaft 3.091.18.6 3.091.18.6 3.091.18.6 3.091.18.6 3.091.18.6 3.091.18.6
090L B11
P T C Commercial 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 2/N Bearing 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1 6206 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 1
H 010 5/N Oil seal DIN 3760 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1 A 30-52-7 1
61
P T C Built 041 051 061 081 101 121
H 010 01 Casing 3.100.01 3.100.01 3.100.01 3.100.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.100.04.030 3.100.04.030 3.100.04.060 3.100.04.100
H 010 03 Shaft 3.101.18.6 3.101.18.6 3.100.18.6 3.100.18.6
100 B11
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 2/N Bearing 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 72 1 72 1 72 1 72 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug - - - - 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 010 7/N Gasket - - - - 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
P T C Built 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 01 Casing 3.100.01 3.100.01 3.100.01 3.100.01 3.100.01 3.100.01 3.100.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.100.04.030 3.100.04.030 3.100.04.030 3.100.04.060 3.100.04.060 3.100.04.100 3.100.04.100
H 010 03 Shaft 3.101.18.6 3.101.18.6 3.101.18.6 3.100.18.6 3.100.18.6 3.100.18.6 3.100.18.6
100 B11
P T C Commercial 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 2/N Bearing 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 72 1 72 1 72 1 72 1 72 1 72 1 72 1
H 010 5/N Oil seal DIN 3760 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 010 7/N Gasket - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
P T C Built 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 01 Casing 3.112.01 3.112.01 3.112.01 3.112.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.112.04.030 3.112.04.030 3.112.04.060 3.112.04.100
H 010 03 Shaft 3.113.18.6 3.113.18.6 3.112.18.6 3.112.18.6
112 B11
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 2/N Bearing 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 72 1 72 1 72 1 72 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug - - - - 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 010 7/N Gasket - - - - 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 0
62
P T C Built 030 040 050 060 080 100 125
H 010 01 Casing 3.112.01 3.112.01 3.112.01 3.112.01 3.112.01 3.112.01 3.112.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.112.04.030 3.112.04.030 3.112.04.030 3.112.04.060 3.112.04.060 3.112.04.100 3.112.04.100
H 010 03 Shaft 3.113.18.6 3.113.18.6 3.113.18.6 3.112.18.6 3.112.18.6 3.112.18.6 3.112.18.6
112 B11
P T C Commercial 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 2/N Bearing 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1 6207 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 72 1 72 1 72 1 72 1 72 1 72 1 72 1
H 010 5/N Oil seal DIN 3760 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1 A 35-62-7 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 010 7/N Gasket - - - - - - 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
P T C Built 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 01 Casing 3.132.01 3.132.01 3.132.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.132.04.060 3.132.04.100 3.132.04.100
H 010 03 Shaft 3.132.18.6 3.132.18.6 3.132.18.6
132M B11
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 2/N Bearing 6308 2z 1 6308 2z 1 6308 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 90 1 90 1 90 1
H 010 5/N Oil seal DIN 3760 A 40-72-10 1 A 40-72-10 1 A 40-72-10 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
P T C Built 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 01 Casing 3.132.01 3.132.01 3.132.01 3.132.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.132.04.060 3.132.04.060 3.132.04.100 3.132.04.100
H 010 03 Shaft 3.132.18.6 3.132.18.6 3.132.18.6 3.132.18.6
132M B11
P T C Commercial 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 2/N Bearing 6308 2z 1 6308 2z 1 6308 2z 1 6308 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 90 1 90 1 90 1 90 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
63
P T C Built 041 051 061 081 101 121
H 010 01 Casing 3.132.01 3.132.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.132.04.100 3.132.04.100
H 010 03 Shaft 3.133.18.6 3.133.18.6
132L B11
P T C Commercial 041 051 061 081 101 121

H 010 1/N Screw DIN 931 M12x35 6 M12x35 6
H 010 2/N Bearing 6308 2z 1 6308 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 40 1 40 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 90 1 90 1
H 010 5/N Oil seal DIN 3760 A 40-72-10 1 A 40-72-10 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
H 010 7/N Gasket 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
P T C Built 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 01 Casing 3.132.01 3.132.01 3.132.01 3.132.01
H 010 02 Flange 3.132.04.060 3.132.04.060 3.132.04.100 3.132.04.100
H 010 03 Shaft 3.133.18.6 3.133.18.6 3.133.18.6 3.133.18.6
132L B11
P T C Commercial 030 040 050 060 080 100 125

H 010 2/N Bearing 6308 2z 1 6308 2z 1 6308 2z 1 6308 2z 1
H 010 3/N Circlip DIN 471 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1
H 010 4/N Circlip DIN 472 90 1 90 1 90 1 90 1
H 010 6/N Breather plug 3/8" gas 1 3/8" gas 1 1/2" gas 1 1/2" gas 1
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Motovario Corporation
818 Curie Drive
Alpharetta, GA 30005
(888) 686-0911
www.motovario.com
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MAX2000® AGITATORS

Agitators or “mud mixers” serve an important

role in the surface treatment of drilling fluids.

The MAX2000® Agitators use an impeller to mix

and suspend the solids using both axial and

radial flows. Using low shear mixers to suspend

and mix mud additives minimizes particle size

degradation and polymer shear. Unlike

centrifugal pumps or mud guns, the MAX2000®

Agitator is a relatively low shear and low

energy device, so it’s easy to operate and

Custom Built. inexpensive to maintain.

Angle Agitators are derived from original, industry-

standard right angle agitators. Due to the strength of the

directly to the tank structure without a fabricated base,

which allows for a more compact installation. OF OH

MAX2000 Right Angle Agitator Specifications

Vertical Agitators... The MAX2000® Vertical

Agitators share many of the features of our Right Angle

space limitation. Depending on the size you need, you can

save between 12" to 24" in horizontal space. OF OH

MAX2000 Vertical Agitator Dimensions

PSI's Canted Blade Impeller...

For most applications, Canted Blade Impellers

are best. Our Canted Blade Impellers produce a

combination of both radial and axial shear in

the mud. Our Canted Blade Impellers are

available in 45º or 60º models. Let PSI choose

the impeller size that’s best for your application.

Carbon and stainless steel models are available.

Impeller Flow Rates

PSI Canted Impeller PSI MAXFLOW Impeller

The MAXFLOW Hydrofoil Impeller...

Among all impellers, hydrofoils produce the most

efficient mix with the least power consumption.

To produce a mix of true axial shear in mud, pick

MAXFLOW Hydrofoil Impellers. Let PSI choose

what the impeller size that’s best for your needs.

Carbon and stainless steel models are available.

Phone (281) 893-4PSI (4774)

The Exclusive Line of PSI

Process Solutions International

This manual contains important information concerning installation, operation,

Prior to Motor Start-Up 11

Section 6 – Spare Parts List Availability

Figure No. Page #

Figure 1.1 Major Components 4

Figure 1.2 Impeller Diameters vs. Pumping Rate 8

Figure 2.1 Weight Data 12

Figure 4.1 Lubrication 12

Figure 4.2 Lubrication quantity 12

Agitators or “mud mixers” serve an important role in the surface treatment of

Maximum Anticipated Mud Density

TOR= Volume X 60 divided by Pumping Rate

4. If TOR is over 90 select a bigger impeller. If TOR is below

Impeller diameter Pumping rate @ Pumping rate @ Hp 20 Required

Figure 1.2 - Pumping Rate and Gearbox Selection

A 30" 31" 33-5/8" 39-1/8" 44-1/8" 46-1/2" 48-1/2"

I (Impeller Typ.) 24" 28" 32" 36" 40" 44" 48"