SIG 2300 2 45 01 AA LM

SIG Slew rings
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  • SIG Slew rings

SIG 2300 2 45 01 AA LM-SIG Slew rings

The SEG series represents a sophisticated class of dual-row ball slewing rings engineered for medium- to heavy-duty rotational applications requiring compact design and high load-bearing capacity. Distinguished by its internal gear configuration, this series is specifically developed for equipment where space optimization and precise torque transmission are critical.



Typical Areas of Application

  • Construction and lifting machinery, including tower cranes, mobile cranes, and crawler cranes

  • Earthmoving equipment such as excavators and backhoe loaders

  • Material handling systems, including stackers, reclaimers, and conveyor transfer points

  • Renewable energy installations, particularly wind turbine yaw systems

  • Industrial rotary tables and heavy-duty positioning equipment

  • Special-purpose vehicles and mobile platforms



High load-carrying capacity
Resistance to high and low temperatures
Noise-free operation
Strictly controlled tolerances and appropriate internal clearance
Long service life and low maintenance requirements
Prevention of unexpected downtime (avoiding bearing fracture, seizure, and safety incidents caused by such failures, with anti-tilting capability)

Dimension and Parameters

SIG Slew rings
Type :SIG 2300 2 45 01 AA LM
Brand :LYMC
Outline Dimension
Da [mm] :2300
Di [mm] :1B77
H [mm] :144
Outer Holes
La [mm] :2240
na :80
Inner Holes
Li [mm] :2030
ni :BO
Gear Information
P [mm] :1910
M :18
Z :105
FzMax :361
Weight
KG :1200

Characteristics

✦ Staggered dual-row layout – Two rows of balls are arranged with offset pitch circle diameters, creating an overlapping load path for enhanced stability.

✦ Internal gear on inner ring – Gear teeth are precision-ground on the inner ring bore, with a 20° pressure angle standard for efficient torque transmission.

✦ One-piece raceway forging – Both raceway channels are machined from a single forging, eliminating weld joints that could become failure points.

✦ Selective hardening zones – Raceways receive induction hardening to 58–62 HRC, while the gear teeth are through-hardened to 45–48 HRC for core toughness.

✦ Extended seal groove – Seal grooves are deepened and widened to accommodate larger-section NBR seals for improved contamination exclusion.


Features

✦ Overlapping load paths – The staggered ball arrangement ensures that loads are transferred continuously even if one row experiences momentary overload.

✦ Torsional rigidity – The 20° pressure angle gear profile provides firm, backlash-controlled engagement for precise positioning.

✦ Forged ring reliability – A single-piece forging eliminates weld seams, reducing the risk of crack initiation under cyclic loading.

✦ Optimized wear balance – Selective hardening allows raceways to resist rolling fatigue while gear teeth maintain toughness for shock absorption.

✦ Heavy contamination defense – The deepened seal groove accommodates larger seals, effectively blocking mud, water, and fine particles.

✦ Deformation resistance – The thicker outer ring section maintains roundness and clearance stability even when bolted to flexible structures.


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