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# PX 180 Degree Gearbox Mounting
The following section will cover mounting solutions for the PX 180 Degree gearbox.
## Bearing Block Mounting
The PX 180-Degree Gearbox can be securely mounted to tubing using WCP Bearing Blocks. The mounting holes follow the standard 1/2" pitch spacing, allowing for seamless integration with punched tubing and other common FRC components.
## Planetary X Mounting
The PX 180-Degree Gearbox can be mounted directly using the #10-32 tapped holes on the Planetary X Input and Output Blocks. These holes follow the standard 1/2" pitch spacing, allowing for seamless integration with punched tubing and other common FRC components. This standardized mounting pattern simplifies assembly and makes it easy to incorporate the gearbox into a wide variety of robot mechanisms.
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