PRICE
$771.36
Brand: Linear
Part Number: LIN-2200-920
Availability: Not for Sale

Description

Linear 2200-920, Reducer Gear 15:1 GSLG-A

Linear 2200-920 is a gear reducer manufactured by Linear/OSCO for use in their gate operator product line. 15:1 Ratio Right-Angle Oil-Bath C-Face Gear Reducer for GSLG-A. Constructed from Cast iron housing, steel gears. C-face flange to motor, base or foot mount to operator frame.

Key Features

  • 15:1 gear reduction ratio
  • Right-angle output shaft configuration
  • C-face motor mounting flange
  • Oil-bath lubrication for long service life
  • Heavy-duty construction for commercial slide gate duty
  • Specific replacement for Linear OSCO GSLG-A operators

Compatibility Guide

  • Linear GSLG-A slide gate operators
  • OSCO GSLG-A gate operators
FeatureSpecification
ModelLinear 2200-920
Item TypeGear Reducer
MaterialsCast iron housing, steel gears
MountingC-face flange to motor, base or foot mount to operator frame
Alternate Part Numbers2200-920, Gear Reducer 15:1 GSLG-A

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a 15:1 gear ratio mean for gate operator performance?

A: A 15:1 gear ratio means the input shaft turns 15 times for every one rotation of the output shaft, providing significant torque multiplication for driving heavy slide gates.

Q: What is the benefit of an oil-bath gear reducer?

A: Oil-bath lubrication means the gear set runs partially submerged in gear oil, providing continuous lubrication without grease nipples or periodic regreasing of individual gears.

Q: What is a C-face mount and why is it used?

A: A C-face mount uses a standardized flange with a pilot diameter and bolt circle that mates directly to a C-face motor, ensuring precise shaft alignment without an adapter.

Q: Is this gear reducer compatible with other Linear operator models?

A: This gear reducer is specifically engineered for and listed in the Linear OSCO GSLG-A slide gate operator parts documentation and is not rated as a universal part.

Q: Why is a right-angle reducer used in the GSLG-A operator?

A: The right-angle configuration allows the motor to be mounted at 90 deg to the output shaft, which suits the typical horizontal drive arrangement inside the GSLG-A operator cabinet.