Most compact planetary geared motors just got better

The most compact planetary geared motors on the market just got better.  Now with a space-saving design, STOBER’s PH9-12 Generation 4 products feature lower weight, lower mass inertia, higher rigidity, and up to 20 percent more torque.  Plus, the reducer interface is 100 percent compatible to the previous generation!   

Motion Control Products – Servo Motors, Planetary Gear Boxes, Right Angle Gearboxes

Power Transmission Products – Food Duty Gear Boxes, Stainless Steel Gearboxes and Motor

STOBER motors ready to ship from Maysville, Ky.

Are you frustrated with lead times for motors?  STOBER has several options readily available from Maysville, Ky.  Our Kentucky facility stocks the EZ3 (72mm frame size), EZ4 (98mm), EZ5 (115mm), and EZ7 (145mm) motors.*

Stainless-Steel cLEAN System

STOBER solutions for food production

Food production is a harsh environment. While many gearboxes aren’t able to handle rigid washdowns and continuous operation, STOBER’s solutions pass the test, preventing premature failure and saving thousands of dollars in downtime.

STOBER drives innovation for packaging OEMs

STOBER solutions can reduce space requirements in the packaging industry and minimize components and maintenance—a win-win situation!  Innovative designs from STOBER can reduce equipment footprint by 20 percent. 

STOBER’s paint process prevents flaking

STOBER’s quality paint mixture and painting process eliminates any worry about paint flaking.  Every food duty unit is washed to remove any grease that could prevent paint from properly adhering to the surface.  Then, each unit is painted with four layers of paint, including an antimicrobial clear coat. 

Application benefits of using a STOBER geared motor

STOBER geared motors feature options for your application’s right fit – right angle or inline, helical or planetary, encoder options, brakes, and fans.

STOBER can improve machine reliability

Learn how STOBER can help improve your machine reliability and combat other common struggles for the semiconductor industry.