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Are you a mechanical engineer? Do not miss CLR blog’s top reads

Are you looking for useful, quality information about the electromechanical engineering industry? Would you like to receive information about power transmission and industrial automation? “Actioning Your Engineering Ideas”, CLR’s blog, aims to become your go-to educational resource. We know that, as a mechanical engineer, you try to stay up to date, but it isn’t easy to make the time to learn and renew yourself. CLR wants to help! 

Since its beginnings just a few months back, CLR’s blog has done nothing but grow, and already has several thousands of unique visitors each month. In fact, Speedspot, a leading RSS reader app, has named CLR as one of the 20 Best Mechanical Engineering Blogs on the Planet.

What contents can you find in it? News related to speed reducer engineering, concepts and questions about electromechanical engineering, mechanical components, or industrial part and component manufacturing technologies.

Furthermore, CLR strives to share interesting content regarding the development of actuators for the industries in which it has the most experience: automotiveHVAChorecasecurityelectromechanicsvending, livestock, and many others. All of this with the purpose of offering our know how to the international community of electromechanical engineers.

Are you not convinced yet? Maybe the following posts can help.

 

Mechanical Engineer, here the 5 most successful articles in CLR’s blog

 

  1. Spur gears or helical gears

    Gears are key parts for the proper operation of motor and machine actuators. Their use varies depending on torque, reliability, speed or noise levels needs and requirements for each application. By reading this article, you will know for certain when it is advisable to opt for one or another type of gear.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     > > Visit article

    Spur gears or helical gears

  2. Differences between brushed and brushless motors

    Who hasn’t faced this issue? The differences between these electric motors are related to their operation and structure, and they can offer a very dissimilar performance when compared to each other. Thanks to this article, you will have a much better grasp of their differences and caveats.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               > >  Visit article
    Brushless motors

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  3. Speed reducers: main applications and how to improve their performance 

    A very thorough article that goes over the key elements that compose a speed reducer and affect its efficiency, reliability and operation. Also discover the main types of gear motors and the advantage each may or may not have for your projects.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         > > Visit article                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Reducers design

    [Free eBook] Gear motors: Choosing the best one for each project

  4. Power and torque: what are they and what are their differences 

    It is common to mix up these magnitudes when trying to understand the requirements of a motor in small electromechanical devices. In this article, CLR’s engineering  team defines both concepts and offers you a few basic formulas to properly perform your calculations.

    > > Visit article                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Torque     

  5. Advantages of using a planetary speed reducer in your projects

    In the fifth place, a highly educational article dedicated to the big stars of electromechanical transmissions: planetary speed reducers. We go over their mechanical properties, the standards governing them, and we show you a few of CLR’s success stories with these speed reducers as their protagonists.

    > > Visit  article                     Planetary Gear Motor

Do you find it interesting? As a speed reducer and gear motor manufacturer, CLR works day in and day out on this blog with the purpose of offering our knowledge to our clients, thereby turning it into a reference for the industry. If you are a mechanical, electromechanical or electric engineer, do not hesitate to subscribe to our blog, and receive the best of its content each month. Mechanical engineer, come join us!

 

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