AEC INLINE HELICAL GEARBOX 10HP 4POLE FOOT

AEC: Refers to Ashok Engineering Co., an Indian manufacturer specializing in gearboxes and industrial drive solutions.

Gearbox: A mechanical device using gears (typically helical in this range) to change the speed and torque output from a motor.

H10: This is likely the center distance or frame size of the gearbox unit, a dimensional specification used for mounting compatibility and capacity matching with the motor frame.

10HP (10 horsepower): The maximum power the gearbox is designed to handle from the input motor (approx. 7.5 kW).

4 Pole: Relates to the connected electric motor's configuration, which typically results in a base speed of around 1500 RPM (at 50 Hz supply). The gearbox reduces this input speed to a much lower output speed.

Foot: Describes the mounting orientation (B3 mounting), meaning the gearbox has base feet for bolting securely onto a flat surface or machine frame.