
TSUBAKI TGM60 torque limiter
- Brand
- TSUBAKI
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Torque limiters
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Description
TSUBAKI TGM60 belongs to torque limiter, part of our Power transmission range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for TGM60 and any equivalents.
A TSUBAKI TGM torque limiter sits in the drive train between the motor and the driven machine, acting as a mechanical fuse. When torque rises above the value you have set, the unit releases the drive so gears, chains, pulleys and frames are spared from overload damage. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this series and can help you match a model to your equipment.
The code works like this: TGM stays fixed and the trailing figure shows the frame size. Sizes such as TGM3, TGM6, TGM20, TGM60 and TGM200 step up through the capacity range, so a larger figure means a larger build and a higher torque band. That is why the size should be picked from the normal running torque of the drive and the peak torque the transmission can tolerate, not from the physical size of the machine.
Typical duties include food processing, cement, mining, oil, water treatment and general manufacturing. Mills, belt conveyors, elevators, mixers, pumps and fans all benefit when a jam, a sudden start or an overload spike would otherwise travel back through the drive. Once the set torque is exceeded, the limiter opens the drive path, which stops the movement before the motor or the machine takes damage.
Selection calls for the running torque, the release torque, the speed and the coupling arrangement. On installation, align the shafts and bolt the unit down firmly so it runs without vibration. Follow the maker's guidance on lubrication and sealing to keep the release point repeatable. Where shock loads are present, check the service factor and leave enough margin when setting the release torque.
TGM limiters can stand in for equivalent units from other makes, provided the comparison covers torque capacity, mounting dimensions and coupling style. A matching model number on its own proves nothing; check the adjustment range, the maximum speed and the operating environment as well. We can help you pin down a suitable equivalent without putting the safety of the drive at risk.
Have the code of the limiter you need? Send it over WhatsApp or email and we will come back with a quote. Not sure which one fits? Tell us the equipment you want to protect, the running torque and the shaft dimensions, and we will point you to the right option in the TGM series.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Message us the part number on WhatsApp and we'll verify its dimensions and version with the manufacturer's datasheet.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I pick the right TGM size for my machine?
- You need the normal running torque, the highest torque the transmission permits and the speed. Those figures set the size and the release setting. If you do not have them, send the equipment details and we will help you choose.
- What separates TGM3, TGM6 and TGM200?
- The figure after TGM denotes the frame size and the torque band that goes with it, so higher numbers carry more capacity. Match it to the power and loads of the application rather than to the size of the machine.
- Can a TGM limiter replace another brand?
- Often yes, as long as the release torque, mounting dimensions and coupling type line up. Do not go by the model number alone; compare the technical data or send it to us and we will check it.

