Sumitomo Beier Cyclo Variable Speed Geared Motor

Description

This Sumitomo unit is a high-quality mechanical variable speed drive, model CHHBMSN02A-6095-51. It integrates a Beier Variator with a Cyclo 6000 series reducer and a 0.18 kW, 3-phase induction motor. This combination provides exceptional durability and reliable speed control for a wide range of industrial applications. The speed is manually adjustable via the attached handwheel, allowing for precise process optimization.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Sumitomo Drive Technologies
• Model: CHHBMSN02A-6095-51
• Input Power: 0.18 kW
• Input Speed: 1420 rpm (at 50 Hz)
• Voltage: 230 / 400 V AC
• Frequency: 50 Hz
• Phases: 3
• Beier Speed Range: 0.20 - 0.80
• Reducer Ratio: 51:1
• Output Torque: 59.8 Nm at max speed, 153 Nm at min speed
• Mounting: Base mount
• Protection Class: IP54

Label Info

• Variator S/N: G0E62515
• Motor S/N: M0E53416
• Motor Type: TC-FX
• Frame Size: V-63M

Application

Ideal for applications requiring adjustable speed control, such as conveyor systems, mixers, pumps, and packaging machinery where robustness and simplicity are preferred over electronic drives.

Country of Origin

Assembled in Germany with components from Japan.

CO2 Impact

Choosing this reused geared motor prevents the emission of approximately 58.6 kg of CO2 compared to manufacturing a new one. This saving is equivalent to the emissions of driving a car for 293 kilometers.

Availability

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FAQ

The unit requires specific traction oil for the variator part and gear oil for the reducer. Refer to the Sumitomo maintenance manual for the correct oil types, quantities, and change intervals, which are typically after the initial 500 hours and then every 2,500 hours.

No. Speed change operations must ONLY be performed while the drive is running. Attempting to adjust the speed while stationary can cause damage to the internal disc and traction components.

This mechanical variator controls speed by physically changing the contact diameter of rotating discs. A VFD (Variable Frequency Drive) electronically controls the speed of a standard AC motor by altering the supply frequency. While VFDs offer wider speed ranges and higher efficiency, mechanical variators are extremely robust and perform well in harsh environments where electronics might fail.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026