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phase shifting gearbox

phase shifting gearbox

phase shifting gearbox

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Looking for information / suppliers of phase shifting gearboxes
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RE: phase shifting gearbox

This may be too late to be of any help but I recall that Andandex USA Inc.
manufactures phase shifting gearboxes.
 They are located at 1705 Valley Road, Ocean Township, NJ 07712
Their telephone number is 908 493 2812

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RE: phase shifting gearbox

You could use a planetary gearbox (or any gearbox with in-line shafts, but a planetary is balanced) and turn the housing as needed.  Mounting would be the question, and holding the housing in position.

Another manufacturer of phase shifting mechanisms is Candy, in Chicago.

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RE: phase shifting gearbox

If you don't need too much force, electronic solution may be cheaper.

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