Gear motors are a class of motors equipped with either an integral gear box or gear reduction unit. The set of gears drive a secondary drive shaft. These motors are capable of increasing the torque generating capacity of the motor while simultaneously reducing its output speed. A major advantage that comes with the usage of gears of this type is that the driving shaft is coupled directly to the driven shaft. Furthermore, they eliminate the necessity for coupling the motor to a separate external speed reducer. These motors are common in hot melt glue pumps, conveyor drives, tape dispensers, labeling, box tapers, case erectors and heat shrink tunnels.
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