Rauscher motor driven central tower clock movements are conceived for the operation of several pairs of hands. Amongst others the Rauscher clock-hand movements are equipped with a double gear wheel drive, that assures the exact position of the clock hands even under roughest wind conditions. In addition to that the ball bearing supported screw-gear box runs with a constant oil lubrication system. This exceptionally high sturdiness guarantees a smooth operation over a very long time.
Similar to the central clock movement, Rauscher single motor driven movements are conceived for only one pair of hands. They are equally fit with a double gear wheel drive resisting even the strongest winds, while equally assuring the constant possibility to adjust or fine-tune the position of the pair of hands. Manufactured with the highest quality standards they are made to operate smoothly over decades.
Similar to the central clock movement, Rauscher single motor driven movements are conceived for only one pair of hands. They are equally fit with a double gear wheel drive resisting even the strongest winds, while equally assuring the constant possibility to adjust or fine-tune the position of the pair of hands. Manufactured with the highest quality standards they are made to operate smoothly over decades.
The photo shows a M-W-2R motor drive unit, designed to drive three sets of hands. With this variant of the motor drive, between two and four sets of hands can be driven simultaneously.
Our largest motor driven facade clock movement, model M-Z-3R, is designed to drive a pair of hands on dials measuring up to 5 meters. A robust geared motor featuring a sturdy, two-wheel gear train with stands any wind pressure. Fine adjustment of the hands is possible.
The motor driven clock-hand movement is supplied with a control clock, a separate adjustment mechanism, and a protective housing.
