SPINEA TwinSpin® Precision Gearboxes — Available from Micromech

December 9, 2025
TwinSpin® high-precision backlash-free cycloidal reduction gearboxes

Micromech is proud to supply the full range of SPINEA TwinSpin® high-precision reduction gears, engineered for compact, backlash-free motion with high torque and exceptional rigidity. With an integrated cycloidal drive and built-in radial-axial bearings, these gearboxes simplify machine design while delivering precise, reliable performance.

TwinSpin® Series

T-Series – Cylindrical High-Precision Units
Offers a broad range of high-precision reduction gears in a compact cylindrical housing.

E-Series – Flange-Style High-Precision Units
Covers a broad range of high-precision reduction gears in a compact flange-shaped housing.

H-Series – Hollow-Shaft High-Precision Units
Offers a range of high-precision reduction gears with a hollow-shaft design, allowing cables, tubes, or shafts to pass through the unit.

G-Series – Next-Generation High-Precision Units
A new series of high-precision reduction gears featuring an innovative main bearing design and the proven TwinSpin® reduction principle.

M-Series – Miniature High-Precision Units
Represents a range of compact, high-precision reduction gears in mini sizes.

Applications

TwinSpin® gearboxes are widely used in:

  • Robotics and automation systems
  • CNC machine tools and rotary stages
  • Medical, imaging, and laboratory equipment
  • Aerospace and defence systems
  • Packaging, printing, and material-handling machinery

Why Choose Micromech?

As the UK distributor for SPINEA, Micromech offers:

  • Full access to the TwinSpin® range

  • Technical support for sizing, selection, and integration

  • Fast lead times and UK-based service

Contact Micromech today to discuss your project or request a quotation.

Disclaimer
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