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Cast iron gearbox housing is a protective casing made from cast iron that encloses and protects the gears and other internal components of a gearbox. Cast iron is a popular material for gearbox housings due to its high strength, durability, and resistance to heat and wear. The housing provides structural support and helps to maintain the alignment and integrity of the gears, preventing them from becoming damaged or misaligned during operation. Additionally, cast iron gearbox housings often have various mounting points and openings for fluid connections, such as oil or lubricant passages, to ensure proper lubrication and cooling of the gears.

Gearbox housing is the outer casing that encloses and protects the internal components of a gearbox. It is typically made of metal or other durable materials and is designed to withstand the stresses and strains of the gearbox's operation. The gearbox housing also helps to keep the lubricating oil contained within the gearbox, preventing leaks and ensuring smooth operation of the gears. In addition to providing protection and containment, the gearbox housing may also have mounting points for attaching the gearbox to the rest of the machinery or equipment it is a part of.