Worm Gearboxes · CHENGFA
WP Series Worm Gearbox
Compatible with SEW WF, Bonfiglioli W & Rossi WV
CHINFAR WP series cast-iron worm gearbox: heavy-duty design for industrial conveyor, mixer, and agitator drives. Ratios 10:1-60:1, output torque up to 4,500 Nm. Dimensional compatibility with SEW WF cast-iron, Bonfiglioli W, and Rossi WV series for replacement and OEM applications.

Overview
CHINFAR WP series cast-iron worm gearbox: heavy-duty design for industrial conveyor, mixer, and agitator drives. Ratios 10:1-60:1, output torque up to 4,500 Nm. Dimensional compatibility with SEW WF cast-iron, Bonfiglioli W, and Rossi WV series for replacement and OEM applications. The series is engineered for worm gearboxes applications and can be configured for standard or customized delivery based on operating parameters.
Key features
- Modular construction with multiple mounting options
- Hardened-tooth gearing (per series)
- Multiple input and output configurations
- Motor matching available per application
- OEM nameplate on confirmed scope
- Non-standard configuration subject to technical review
Why Choose Our WP Series?
When compared with traditional worm gearboxes, our WP Series helical series delivers superior efficiency, longer service life, and better reliability.
Compared with Traditional Worm Gearbox
| Parameter | WP Series | Traditional Worm |
|---|---|---|
| Efficiency | 95–98% | 40–70% |
| Service Life | 15–20 years | 5–10 years |
| Power Density | High | Low |
| Back-driving | Requires brake | Self-locking (limited) |
| Noise Level | Lower (~65 dB) | Higher (~75 dB) |
Data based on CHENGFA engineering records. Actual performance may vary with operating conditions.
Technical specifications
Full selection tables are available on request.
Typical applications
- Mining equipment
- Conveying systems
- Heavy industrial drives
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WP Series — FAQ
Is your series interchangeable with SEW, Bonfiglioli or Dodge?
What is the typical delivery time for standard and custom configurations?
Do you support OEM nameplates, colors, packaging and shaft modifications?
What is the safe inspection sequence when a geared motor overheats?
What should be checked during the first run of a new gearbox installation?
What data should I provide when requesting a quote for an extruder gearbox?
What is the warranty period and what does it cover?
What replacement data should I send when retrofitting an existing gearbox?
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