The gearhead sets the ceiling of a configuration.

Its rated output torque is a limit, not an operating point: it is the number a configuration is sized under, and the reason a torque margin is worth reading before a speed. Stage count carries the rest of the story, because each stage adds backlash, drag and a loss.

Published gearhead platforms
Platform Type Diameter mm Ratios Ratio range Stages Rated output torque Fits motor platforms
GP08Planetary854 to 1,024:11 to 510 to 100 mN·mC0817
GP10Planetary1064 to 1,024:11 to 59.81 to 147 mN·mC1017, C1024, C1025
GS12Spur1287.49 to 208.79:12 to 54.9 to 24.5 mN·mC1213, C1219, C1226
GP13Planetary13916.47 to 425.25:12 to 4196 to 294 mN·mC1226, C1321, C1329
GS16Spur161610.91 to 1,413.82:13 to 712.7 to 58.8 mN·mC1626, C1636
GP16Planetary16224.5 to 850.31:11 to 429.4 to 490 mN·mC1626, C1636, C1726, C1736
GP22Planetary22244 to 509.07:11 to 429.4 to 785 mN·mB2419, C1636, C1726, C1736, C1837, C2137, C2432
GS36Spur4151.37 to 908.22:13147 to 196 mN·mC1626, C1636
GS37Spur37546 to 3,000:12 to 798.1 to 588 mN·mB2419
GS42Spur421011.73 to 270:13 to 5294 to 981 mN·mNo reviewed motor fit yet
GP43Planetary1314 to 864:12 to 4883 to 1,960 mN·mNo reviewed motor fit yet

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