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Transtecno mechanical variators provide continuous 1:5 speed adjustment for machinery that needs practical speed control through a mechanical drive package.

Standalone VAM mechanical variators for continuous speed adjustment, with IEC B5 motor flange, 1:5 speed range and aluminium or cast iron frame construction depending on size.
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CMGV units combine a VAM mechanical variator with a CMG helical gearbox for adjustable-speed in-line gearbox applications requiring higher torque than a standalone variator.
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CMV units combine a VAM mechanical variator with a CM worm gearbox for adjustable-speed right-angle drive applications requiring high reduction and compact layout.
View ProductMechanical variators are used when a machine needs adjustable output speed from a compact mechanical drive rather than a fixed-speed gearbox alone.
The Transtecno mechanical variator range is built around the VAM planetary cone-disk variator. It gives continuous 1:5 speed adjustment, precision speed regulation of approximately +/- 0.5 to 1%, and operation in either direction according to motor rotation.
For applications that need additional reduction or a specific output arrangement, the VAM variator can be combined with helical gearboxes in the CMGV series or worm gearboxes in the CMV series. This creates a practical adjustable-speed gearmotor package for conveyors, feeders, dosing equipment, packaging machinery and general industrial systems.
The mechanical variator range has three practical product paths. VAM suits applications where the variator itself is the primary requirement. CMGV adds a helical gearbox for compact in-line reduction, while CMV adds a worm gearbox for right-angle output and higher reduction needs.
Start with the speed range, torque and mounting layout. If the machine already has a gearbox arrangement, it may be more efficient to match the existing style. If it is a new build, the output shaft position, ratio and service duty will usually determine whether the helical or worm gearbox combination is the stronger fit.
Motordrives Australia can help with new machinery, replacement enquiries and technical matching for Transtecno mechanical variator products. Include any nameplate details, dimensional constraints and operating conditions when requesting a quote.
Mechanical variators suit equipment that benefits from simple, repeatable speed adjustment and a robust mechanical drive train.
Adjustable output speed helps tune conveyor flow rates without changing sprockets, pulleys or gearbox ratios.
Mechanical variators are useful where material feed rate needs practical adjustment during operation.
Variable mechanical speed control can help match machine pace to product handling or line speed requirements.
Mixers, pumps and rotating equipment can use mechanical variation where fixed-speed operation is too limiting.
Machine builders can use VAM, CMGV or CMV packages to provide adjustable speed without designing a custom drive system.
The range can be specified for replacement work where an existing Transtecno mechanical variator needs matching.
Mechanical variator selection depends on more than motor power, so the best enquiry includes the required operating range and installation details.
Start with the speed range and torque requirement, then choose the output style that best suits the machine.
Motordrives Australia supports engineers, OEMs and maintenance teams with enquiry-led product selection for Transtecno mechanical variators.
If you are replacing an existing unit, our team can work from model codes, photos and performance requirements.
The category includes standalone variators, helical gearbox combinations and worm gearbox combinations.
We help gather the details needed to quote a realistic drive package for the actual application.
A mechanical variator is used to provide adjustable output speed through a mechanical drive system. It is useful on conveyors, feeders, packaging machinery and process equipment where the machine speed needs to be tuned during operation.
The Transtecno VAM variator provides a continuous 1:5 speed range, with speed regulation precision of approximately +/- 0.5 to 1%.
VAM is the standalone mechanical speed variator. CMGV combines a mechanical variator with a helical gearbox, while CMV combines a mechanical variator with a worm gearbox for higher reduction and right-angle output arrangements.
No. The brochure notes that speed adjustment should be carried out while the variator is running, and the handwheel should not be adjusted when the motor is off.
No. If you do not know the exact model, send the application details, photos, required speed range and motor information and Motordrives Australia can help narrow down the correct option.
Send us the speed range, motor details, torque requirement and mounting information and our team can help quote the right VAM, CMGV or CMV product.