Gleason 50797100 Electrical Board
Gleason 50797100 Electrical Board
Description:
The Gleason 50797100 Electrical Board is an industrial printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) used in Gleason gear manufacturing and machine tool equipment for control, signal processing, and machine interface functions. Identified by part number 50797100, this board is commonly installed in legacy Gleason machinery where reliable electronic control is required. It is typically sourced as a direct replacement component for maintenance, repair, and refurbishment of existing equipment.
Applications:
The Gleason 50797100 Electrical Board is designed to provide electronic control and signal processing functions within Gleason gear cutting and manufacturing equipment. It is commonly used in industrial machine tools, gear production systems, and OEM machinery where the board interfaces with sensors, motors, relays, and operator controls. Due to limited manufacturer documentation, the board is generally purchased as a direct replacement for an installed unit.
Technical Specifications:
• Manufacturer: Gleason
• Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 50797100
• Product Type: Electrical Board / Circuit Board
• Board Type: Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA)
• Function: Machine control and signal processing
• Application: Industrial machine tools and gear manufacturing equipment
• Compatible Equipment: Gleason machinery and OEM systems
• Mounting Type: Chassis or control cabinet mounting
• Construction: Multi-layer PCB with integrated electronic components
• Interface Type: Machine-specific connectors and terminals
• Operating Environment: Industrial indoor applications
• Status: Legacy / Replacement component
• Condition Available: Used, surplus, and refurbished units available
• Exact electrical ratings, dimensions, and I/O specifications unavailable due to limited manufacturer documentation.
Common Replacements:
• Direct OEM replacement 50797100
• Refurbished Gleason 50797100 Electrical Board
• Equivalent Gleason control board with matching revision and connector layout
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