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General Purpose Gear Drives

The Ulti111ate Level of Po\Ner and Perfortnance

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Industry relies on the quality, performance and dependability of Lufkin precision gear drives to meet the demands of a diverse range of applications. For over 50 years, plant operators throughout the world have depended on Lufkin Industries' engineering, manufacturing and product testing expertise. As an ISO 9001 company, Lufkin maintains a consistent standard of excellence throughout all phases of product development and production.

Based on in-depth technical knowledge, Lufkin sales engineers select the best product for each application. Lufkin gear units deliver exceptional stress resis­tance and smooth transmission of torque for optimum service under extreme operating conditions.

State-of-the-art 3-D capabilities enable Lufkin to design and manufacture gear drives which meet or exceed exacting customer and industry specifications including API 677. Lufkin also special­izes in customizing units to specific requirements.

By combining vertically integrated manufacturing processes and sophisticated analytic capabilities, Lufkin can monitor and inspect each component of every gear drive throughout production to guarantee product integrity.

Lufkin engineers and technicians are committed to designing, manu­facturing and servicing gear drives that provide outstanding power and performance.

Pictured from top to bottom: Maintaining the latest technology, such as this 3-D design station, is the cornerstone of Lufkin; gear teeth are finished utilizing equip­ment which provides unsurpassed precision; Model DF870HG, a rubber mixer reduction unit, during assembly

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As a leader in technological innovation, Lufkin utilizes processes such as carburizing gears to increase torque capacity and CBN gear tooth finishing to assure superior accuracy. Advanced technology in design, production, inspection and testing enables Lufkin to manufac­ture drives that provide maximum operating efficiency and years of reliable service.

It is significant that all phases of production are handled in-house by Lufkin. From the gear housing being cast in Lufkin's Foundry or fabricated in the Heavy Weldment Facility to the final performance testing of each unit, Lufkin ensures outstanding power and precision through stringent quality control procedures. Prior to deliv­ery, each gear unit undergoes rigorous full-range performance testing in Lufkin's world-renowned Test Facility.

Lufkin's total dedication to customer satisfaction is demonstrated by a commitment to maintain the highest-caliber technology, facilities and personnel available. By selling products through a global net­work of factory sales offices, Lufkin excels in providing each customer with the most precise, high-performance gear drive possible along with the finest in sales, service and technical support from Lufkin engineers at any location in the world whenever assistance is required.

Lufkin assures customers smooth initial start-up and trouble-free opera­tion by utilizing the most advanced technology com­bined with strict quality standards and comprehensive product testing.

Pictured from top to bottom: CNC integrated machining center; certification of bore alignment on Model 0482G housing; Model SBOOD on a Lufkin test stand; the control room for data acquisition and monitoring employs the latest technology; the large Model SF7200-36-2, next the D482G and the smaller MHBOO.

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Design and Construction Features

Housing - Lufkin-poured high tensile, heavy section cast iron and Lufkin-built fabricated steel housings provide superior rigidity and stability for accurate shaft alignment and gear meshing.

Pinions - High alloy, high tensile steel forgings, heat-treated for maximum tooth strength and durability. Pinions are typically forged integral with the shaft.

Gears - High alloy, high tensile steel forgings, press-fit and keyed to the shaft. Large diameter gears may consist of a forged alloy steel ring with a cast iron or fabricated steel hub. Concentricity of pitch circle to bearing journal is assured by cutting the teeth after the gear is mounted on its shaft.

Bearings - High precision anti­friction bearings are used on all shafts to assure accurate alignment, high mechanical efficiency, and long equipment life.

Lubrication - The slow-speed gear typically dips in a bath of oil to provide constant lubrication to the gear teeth. The splashing action also delivers a generous amount of oil to channels inside the housing cover, directing a constant gravity flow of oil to the bearings. Shaft seals eliminate oil leakage and prevent the entrance of contaminants. Type "MH" units feature a lube system with positive displacement pump, heat exchanger, and oil filter for pressurized lubrication of the gear mesh and bearings.

From project inception through completion, Lufkin can handle all phases of production in-house, which guarantees customers strict quality control standards will be imposed throughout the entire manufacturing process.

Pictured from top to bottom: housings being cast in Lufkin's Foundry; gear teeth being inspected on a cutting machine; technicians checking tooth contact on a cement ball mill drive; Model MHBOOD with lubrication system.

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Gearing Specifications - High precision gearing may be double helical or single helical, through hardened or case hardened and ground, depending upon the requirements of the application. All ratings comply fully with the latest AGMA specifications.

Thermal Rating - Lufkin's thermal ratings comply with all AGMA Standards. When the transmitted power exceeds the unit's thermal rating, auxiliary cooling methods such as shaft-mount fans or oil coolers are available.

Auxiliary Equipment - Auxiliary equipment and accessories are available for all Lufkin gear drives.

• Couplings, clutches, and guards

• Lubrication systems for connected equipment

• Backstops and brakes

Overhung Loads - Standard units may withstand moderate overhung loads imposed by belts, sprockets, or external gears. Lufkin should always be consulted when the application involves such a device.

Whatever the requirements of the particular application, Lufkin can provide a high-performance gear drive to meet the specific operating needs.

Pictured from top to bottom: MHBOOD unit in a turbine baseplate package; customers, like this sugar mill, depend on Lufkin drives to deliver maximum power; shaft-mounted cool­ing fans can cost effectively increase the thermal HP rating of a unit; customer equipment packaged with Lufkin-built gear drive, baseplate and lubrication system.

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Lufkin Specializes in Custom Solutions for Diverse Industrial Applications

• Cement

• Extrusion

• Marine

• Materials Handling

• Mining

• Oil and Gas Transmission

• Petrochemical

• Plastics

• Power Generation

• Pulp and Paper

• Rubber

• Steel and Metals

• Sugar

Unique application demands and customer specifications require Lufkin engineers to provide an individual product solution by utilizing leading­edge design and manufacturing capabilities.

Pictured from top to bottom: Model SF6100-36-Z drive; this paper mill application requires outstanding dependability and efficiency from this Lufkin unit; specialty rubber calender drive with interchangeable units; Model RHS3020, rated at 3525 HP, can withstand the extremes of marine service while delivering exceptional performance; Model CMH1200D customized to meet specific operating requirements; the reliability of this Model T540 triple-reduction unit is essential to customers like this rubber plant.

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Unit A B c 0 E F

6000 17.75 4.5 6 15.88 7 15.5 451 114 152.4 403 177.8 394

8000 23.5 5.75 8 20.13 9 19.5 597 146 203.2 511 228.6 495

10000 29 7 10 23.88 11 24 737 178 254 607 279.4 610

12000 34 8 12 28.25 13 28 864 203 304.8 718 330.2 711

148CH 38.5 9 14 32 15 32.5 978 229 355.6 813 381 826

169CH 43.5 10 16 36 17 36.5 1105 254 406.4 914 431 .8 927

1810CH 47.5 10 18 40 19 41 1207 254 457.2 1016 482.6 1041

2011CH 53 11 20 46.63 21 46 1346 279 508 1184 533.4 1168

2212CH 58.5 12.5 22 48 23 49.5 1486 318 558.8 1219 584.2 1257

2413CH 65 15 24 53.5 26 62 1651 381 609.6 1359 660.4 1575

2714CH 72 16 27 58 28 69 1829 406 685.8 1473 711.2 1753

3015CH 78 17 30 64 31 75 1981 432 762 1626 787.4 1905

3318CH 85 18 33 71 35 82 2159 457 838.2 1803 889 2083

3824CH 97 20 38 80 40 94 2464 508 965.2 2032 1016 2388

4427CH 108 20 44 90 45 105 2743 508 1117.6 2286 1143 2667

5230CH 125 21 52 104.5 52 122 3175 533 1320.8 2654 1320.8 3099

6033CH 142 24 60 118 59 139 3607 610 1524 2997 1498.6 3531

Single Reduction Units

- t-J

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G H J K* L

11 10 2.5 2 10 279.4 254 63.5 50.8 254

13 12 3.25 2.63 12 330.2 304.8 82.6 66.8 305

15.5 14.25 4 3 14 393.7 362 101.6 76.2 356

17.5 16 4.5 3.5 16 444.5 406.4 114.3 88.9 406

19.5 17.25 5 4 17.5 495.3 438.2 127 101.6 445

21 .5 19.25 5.5 4.5 19.5 546.1 489 139.7 114.3 495

23 19.75 6 4.5 20.5 584.2 501.7 152.4 114.3 521

24.5 21.75 6.75 5 22.5 622.3 552.5 171 .5 127 572

25.5 22.75 7.5 5.5 23.5 647.7 577.9 190.5 139.7 597

28 25 8 6 27 711.2 635 203.2 152.4 686

28.5 26 8 6.5 28 723.9 660.4 203.2 165.1 711

32 29 9 7.25 30 812.8 736.6 228.6 184.2 762

36.5 34 10 7.75 34 927.1 863.6 254 196.9 864

42 38 11 .75 9.44 40 1066.8 965.2 298.5 239.8 1016

45 40 13 10 44 1143 1016 330.2 254 1118

52 45 15.5 11 .75 46 1320.8 1143 393.7 298.5 1168

56 49 17 13 50 1422.4 1244.6 431 .8 330.2 1270

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Housing Cast Fabricated

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Available Configurations TypeS Type M Type MH Weight

• • • 400 181

• • • 650 295

• • • 1200 544

• • • 1800 817

• • 2400 1089

• • 3200 1452

• • 4500 2041

• • 5750 2608

• • 7400 3357

• • 9700 4400

• • 12050 5466

• • 14250 6464

• • 20300 9208

• • 26300 11929

• • 35400 16057

• • 44450 20162

• • 56550 25651

The dotted outline above, which represents the lubrication system on the "MH" unit (optional for "S" and "M" units) , is for illustrative purposes only. Values shown are for cast housings. Weight and non-critical dimensions may vary for fabricated housings. *The actual high-speed shaft diameter depends on the gear ratio. Shaft diameter typically decreases as the ratio increases ; and the value shown is the largest standard diameter furnished with the lowest standard ratio. Black dimensions/weights are in inches/pounds. Red dimensions/weights are in millimeters/kilograms. USE ONLY A CERTIFIED INSTALLATION PRINT. Above dimensions are not to be used for installation purposes.

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Unit A B c D E

100CH 21.25 3.75 10 17.5 8 540 95 254 445 203.2

120CH 25.5 4.5 12 21 .5 9.5 648 114 304.8 546 241 .3

145CH 31 .5 6 14.5 24.25 10.5 800 152 368.3 616 266.7

170CH 35.5 6.5 17 28.25 12.5 902 165 431 .8 718 317.5

195CH 40 6.5 19.5 30.75 14 1016 165 495.3 781 355.6

220CH 44.5 7.5 22 35.75 15 1130 191 558.8 908 381

250CH 50 8 25 39 .75 17 1270 203 635 1010 431 .8

270CH 56 9.75 27 39 19 1422 248 685.8 991 482.6

290CH 57 9 29 44.5 20 1448 229 736.6 1130 508

320CH 63 10 32 44 21 1600 254 812.8 1118 533.4

340CH 65.5 10 34 51 .75 23 1664 254 863.6 1315 584.2

370CH 72.5 11 37 50 25 1842 279 939.8 1270 635

390CH 76 10.5 39 58.5 27 1930 267 990.6 1486 685.8

440CH 85 12 44 63.75 30 2159 305 1117.6 1619 762

500CH 94.5 13.5 50 67.25 32 2400 343 1270 1708 812.8

530CH 99.5 14.5 53 66.5 33 2527 368 1346.2 1689 838.2

560CH 104.5 14.5 56 69 34 2654 368 1422.4 1753 863.6

600CH 110.5 14.5 60 73 36 2807 368 1524 1854 914.4

640CH 118 16 64 77 38 2997 406 1625.6 1956 965.2

720CH 131.5 16 72 88.5 44 3340 406 1828.8 2248 1117.6

Double Reduction Units

F G H

18 11 .75 9 457 298.5 228.6

21 .25 13.25 10 540 336.6 254

26 14.25 11.5 660 362 292.1

30 17 13.5 762 431.8 342.9

34.5 19 15.25 876 482.6 387.4

38 21 17 965 533.4 431 .8

43 23 18.5 1092 584.2 469.9

52 24 19.25 1321 609.6 489

50 24.5 20 1270 622.3 508

60 26 21 1524 660.4 533.4

57 27.75 22.5 1448 704.9 571.5

68.5 29 23 1740 736.6 584.2

67 31 25 1702 787.4 635

74 34 26.5 1880 863.6 673.1

86 38 31 2184 965.2 787.4

96.5 39 32 2451 990.6 812.8

101 .5 41 32 2578 1041.4 812.8

107.5 42 33 2731 1066.8 838.2

115 43 34 2921 1092.2 863.6

128.5 47 36.5 3264 1193.8 927.1

J

2.5 63.5

3.25 82.6

3.25 82.6

4 101.6

4.5 114.3

5 127

5.5 139.7

5.75 146.1

6 152.4

6.75 171.5

7.5 190.5

7.75 196.9

8 203.2

9 228.6

10 254

10 254

11 279.4

11 279.4

11 .75 298.5

13 330.2

K*

1.13 28.7

1.25 31 .8

1.5 38.1

2 50.8

2.25 57.2

2.63 66.8

3 76.2

3 76.2

3.25 82.6

3.25 82.6

3.75 95.3

3.75 95.3

4.5 114.3

4.5 114.3

5.5 139.7

5.5 139.7

5.75 146.1

5.75 146.1

6 152.4

6.5 165.1

-.­K

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L

11.5 292

13.75 349

15.5 394

17 432

20 508

21.5 546

24 610

26 660

27 686

28.5 724

31 787

32 813

34 864

38 965

40 1016

42 1067

42 1067

44 1118

44 1118

48 1219

--H- ------+----G--_.

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Available Housing Configurations

Cast Fabricated TypeD Type M

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

• • • • • • •

• • • • • • •

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

• • • • • • • • • •

*The actual high-speed shaft diameter depends on the gear ratio. Shaft diameter typically decreases as the ratio increases; and the value shown is the largest standard diameter furnished with the lowest standard rQ.tio. Values shown are for cast housings. Weight and non-critical dimensions may vary for fabricated housings. Black dimensions/weights are in inches/pounds. Red dimensions/weights are in millimeters/kilograms.

Weight

275 125

600 272

950 431

1350 612

1750 794

2350 1066

3000 1361

4850 2200

4100 1860

6950 3153

6200 2812

9550 4332

8600 3901

11700 5307

17900 8119

24750 11226

27500 12474

30750 13948

34000 15422

46000 20865

USE ONLY A CERTIFIED INSTALLATION PRINT. Above dimensions are not to be used for installation purposes.

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Triple Reduction Units

G----++---H - ---+

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Housing Unit A 8 c D E F G H J K* L Cast Fabricated Weight

145CH 31 .5 11 14.5 24.25 10.5 26 14.25 10.25 3.25 .88 15.5 • 1000 800 279 368.3 616 266.7 660 362 260.4 82.6 22.4 394 454

170CH 35.5 12 17 28.25 12.5 30 17 12 4 1.25 17 • • 1400 902 305 431 .8 718 317.5 762 431 .8 304.8 101 .6 31.8 432 635

195CH 40 14 19.5 30.75 14 34.5 19 14 4.5 1.5 20 • • 2100 1016 356 495.3 781 355.6 876 482.6 355.6 114.3 38.1 508 953

220CH 44.5 15 22 35.75 15 38 21 15 5 1.5 21.5 • • 2700 1130 381 558.8 908 381 965 533.4 381 127 38.1 546 1225

250CH 50 17 25 39.75 17 43 23 16.25 5.5 1.75 24 • • 3600 1270 432 635 1010 431 .8 1092 584.2 412.8 139.7 44.5 610 1633

270CH 56 19.25 27 39 19 52 24 17 5.75 1.75 26 • 5150 1422 489 685.8 991 482.6 1321 609.6 431.8 146.1 44.5 660 2336

290CH 57 19 29 44.5 20 50 24.5 17.75 6 2 27 • • 4800 1448 483 736.6 1130 508 1270 622.3 450.9 152.4 50.8 686 2177

320CH 63 21 32 44 21 60 26 18.75 6.75 2 28.5 • 7375 1600 533 812.8 1118 533.4 1524 660.4 476.3 171 .5 50.8 724 3345

340CH 65.5 21.5 34 51.75 23 57 27.75 20 7.5 2.25 31 • • 6400 1664 546 863.6 1315 584.2 1448 704.9 508 190.5 57.2 787 2903

370CH 72.5 24.5 37 50 25 68.5 29 20 7.75 2.25 32 • 10250 1842 622 939.8 1270 635 1740 736.6 508 196.9 57.2 813 4649

390CH 76 26.5 39 58.5 27 67 31 23 8 3 34 • • 9000 1930 673 990.6 1486 685.8 1702 787.4 584.2 203.2 76.2 864 4082

440CH 85 29 44 63.75 30 74 34 25 9 3.25 38 • • 12300 2159 737 1117.6 1619 762 1880 863.6 635 228.6 82.6 965 5579

500CH 94.5 31 50 67.25 32 86 38 28.75 10 3.5 40 • • 18800 2400 787 1270 1708 812.8 2184 965.2 730.3 254 88.9 1016 8528

530CH 99.5 32 53 66.5 33 96.5 39 29.75 10 3.5 42 • 26100 2527 813 1346.2 1689 838.2 2451 990.6 755.7 254 88.9 1067 11839

560CH 104.5 32 56 69 34 101 .5 41 30 11 3.75 42 .. 28900 2654 813 1422.4 1753 863.6 2578 1041.4 762 279.4 95.3 1067 13109

600CH 110.5 36 60 73 36 107.5 42 31 11 3.75 44 • 32150 2807 914 1524 1854 914.4 2731 1066.8 787.4 279.4 95.3 1118 14583

640CH 118 38 64 77 38 115 43 32 11 .75 4 44 • 35000 2997 965 1625.6 1956 965.2 2921 1092.2 812.8 298.5 101 .6 1118 15876

720CH 131 .5 43.5 72 88.5 44 128.5 47 34 13 4.5 48 • 47900 3340 1105 1828.8 2248 1117.6 3264 1193.8 863.6 330.2 114.3 1219 21727

*The actual high-speed shaft diameter depends on the gear ratio. Shaft diameter typically decreases as the ratio increases; and the value shown is the largest standard diameter furnished with the lowest standard ratio. Values shown are for cast housings. Weight and non-critical dimensions may vary for fabricated housings. Black dimensions/weights are in inches/pounds. Red dimensions/weights are in millimeters/kilograms. USE ONLY A CERTIFIED INSTALLATION PRINT. Above dimensions are not to be used for installation purposes .

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Double Reduction Herringbone Units (HI-Q)

T J

_l_

Unit A B c 0 E F G H J K L Weight

040 34.75 5.69 17.5 27.25 14 35.63 19.63 10.63 4 1.69 20 1250 883 145 444.5 692 355.6 905 498.6 270 101 .6 42.9 508 567

057 37.81 5.5 20 32.75 18 40.75 23 11 .75 4 1.94 25 1840 960 140 508 832 457.2 1035 584.2 298.5 101.6 49.3 635 835

080 41.75 5.75 22 33.94 18 40.75 26.5 13.38- 13.75 4.44 1.94 25 2350 1061 146 558.8 862 457.2 1035 673.1 339.9 - 349.3 112.8 49.3 635 1066

0114 45.31 6.56 24 34.69 18 40.75 26.5 13.75 4.44 1.94 25 2450 1151 167 609.6 881 457.2 1035 673.1 349.3 112.8 49.3 635 1111

0160 49 7.25 26 44.75 27 49 .25 28 16.63 5.44 2.19 32 3695 1245 184 660.4 1137 685.8 1251 711.2 422.4 138.2 55.6 813 1676

0228 56.75 8 30 47.5 27 55.5 32 18.84 6 2.44 37 4950 1442 203 762 1207 685.8 1410 812.8 478.5 152.4 62 940 2245

0320 63 8.5 34 52 28 65.75 35.5 23 6.44 2.94 43 7210 1600 216 863.6 1321 711 .2 1670 901.7 584.2 163.6 74.7 1092 3270

0456 70.63 9.5 38.38 52.75 28 73.63 41 23.5 7 3.44 46.5 9100 1794 241 974.9 1340 711.2 1870 1041.4 596.9 177.8 87.4 1181 4128

0640 75.52 9.5 41 .52 54.5 28 73.63 41 23.5 7 3.06 46.5 11000 1918 241 1054.6 1384 711 .2 1870 1041.4 596.9 177.8 77.7 1181 4990

0912 88.88 10.63 48.5 61 30 78.5 41 26.25 7 4.19 49.75 13500 2258 270 1231 .9 1549 762 1994 1041.4 666.8 177.8 106.4 1264 6124

01280 105.06 20.5 52.56 69.5 36 97.5 44.5 30.75- 27.38 8.5 4.94 50 19000 2669 521 1335 1765 914.4 2477 1130.3 781 .1 - 695.5 215.9 125.5 1270 8618

01824 111.15 16.89 58.88 72.5 36 97.5 47.5 35-30 9 4.94 50 23000 2823 429 1495.6 1842 914.4 2477 1206.5 889- 762 228.6 125.5 1270 10433

02560 127.26 14.88 70 85 42 122 55 42- 29.13 11 .75 6.5 66 34000 3232 378 1778 2159 1066.8 3099 1397 1066.8- 739.9 298.5 165.1 1676 15422

When two dimensions are shown under "H", the first dimension is for the right-hand side and the second dimension is for the left. Unit sizes 040 and 057 are available in one-piece housings only. Housing is not split at horizontal centerline as illustrated. Models 0912, 01280 and 01824 are to be used for double-extended output shaft applications only. Consult Lufkin for single-extended output shafts. Black dimensions/weights are in inches/pounds. Red dimensions/weights are in millimeters/kilograms. USE ONLY A CERTIFIED INSTALLATION PRINT. Above dimensions are not to be used for installation purposes.

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Triple Reduction Mill Drives

Unit A B c D E F G H J K L

T390S 76 26.5 39 55.5 24 67 28.5 23 8.5 2.63 34 1930 673 990.6 1410 609.6 1702 723.9 584.2 215.9 66.8 864

T540 92 27.5 54 56.25 27 83 33.5 25.5 9 3 40 2337 699 1371.6 1429 685.8 2108 850.9 647.7 228.6 76.2 1016

T640 106.5 31 64 62.13 30 94.5 37.25 29 10.5 3.75 45 2705 787 1625.6 1578 762 2400 946.2 736.6 266.7 95.3 1143

T720 115 31 72 62.75 30 105 38.5 32 11 .75 4.5 48 2921 787 1828.8 1594 762 2667 977.9 812.8 298.5 114.3 1219

Reducers can be furnished with extended high-speed and low-speed shafts. Dimensions "G" and "J" may be extended for larger couplings. Black dimensions/weights are in inches/pounds. Red dimensions/weights are in millimeters/kilograms.

Weight

8925 4048

13500 6124

20000 9072

24000 10886

USE ONLY A CERTIFIED INSTALLATION PRINT. Above dimensions are not to be used for installation purposes.

As a global leader and technological innovator in the design and manufacturing of high-performance, precision gear drives, Lufkin provides customers with a vast resource of knowledge, expertise and capabilities:

• Certified ISO 9001 Company

• Industry-Recognized Manufacturing and Product Testing Facilities

• Products for the Most Demanding Standard and Custom Applications

• Worldwide Sales, Service and Technical Support Offices

• State-of-the-Art 3-D Design Capabilities

• Vertically Integrated Manufacturing

• In-House Foundry, Heavy Weldment and Carburizing Operations

• Comprehensive, Full-Range Performance Testing

• Aftermarket Service and Support for Lufkin and Non-Lufkin Units

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