Atlanta Drive Systems Inc.expanded their range of servo worm reducers, now offering four levels of precision to meet any application requirements. Building on the earlier high-precision (HP) servo-worm reducer product, Atlanta has added a high torque, economy and basic version to complete the range. According to the company’s press release, the high torque (HT) version offers 150% the torque capacity of the standard servo-worm reducer, while reducing the backlash level to less than one arc-minute. The output was also redesigned for increased bearing capacity and an option for flanged connections based on ISO 9409. The economy (e-servo) version offers the same torque capacity as the standard Servo-Worm Reducer, with a backlash level of less than six arc-minutes. Housing and assembly have been simplified. The basic (b-Servo) version offers 90% the torque capacity of the standard servo-worm reducer, with a backlash level of less than twelve arc-minutes. The four levels of precision available allow a machine designer to select the required reducer precision. A variety of motor couplings and mounting flanges are available for the complete reducer range to mount numerous servo motors and the hollow bore output can be used to mount output shafts, pinion shafts, or other drive elements. Typical applications for these reducers include rotary axis drives, traveling gantries & columns, and material handling axis drives. Industries served include Material Handling, Automation, Aerospace, Machine Tool and Robotics.