Charcoal Briquettes Machine Gearbox

The Charcoal Briquettes Machine Gearbox, often a heavy-duty, oil-immersed alloy steel component like a double-shaft or helical gear reducer, serves as the critical transmission mechanism, converting high-speed, low-torque motor output (typically 11kW to 30kW) into the necessary high-torque, low-speed rotation for the screw extruder or roller press. This robust design, featuring hardened gears and typically offering reduction ratios up to 10:1 or more, ensures the stable, continuous, and high-pressure compaction required to form dense charcoal briquettes from carbonized powder, simultaneously minimizing energy consumption and wear on the main forming device for extended operational life.