Mitsubishi Motor With Electromagnetic Brake HG-KR43BJ For Injection Molding
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Specification
Servo motor series: low inertia, medium / high power. Rated output: 7.0kw.
Rated speed: 3000r / min. electromagnetic brake: with.
Shaft end specification: Standard (straight shaft).
Features: low inertia, suitable for high-speed, high acceleration and
deceleration operation, Mitsubishi servo motor user manual. IP rating: IP67.
Application example:
1. Food processing machinery.
2. Printing press.
3. Injection molding machine (11kw, 15kw) hg-kr43bj
4. Large stamping machine (11kw, 15kw)
The protection grade of hf-sp / hf-jp series motor is IP67 (except the shaft
through part).
Low inertia medium power servo motor (0.5KW ~ 9kw), maximum speed: 6000r / min
(rated speed: 3000r / min),
It is suitable for high-frequency positioning and acceleration / deceleration
operations, especially the user manual of Mitsubishi servo motor of food
processing machine and printing machine. Low inertia high-power servo motor
without cooling fan (11kw and 15kw), maximum speed: 3000r / min (rated speed:
1500r / min). The design without cooling fan is adopted by the dry motor to
make the motor structure more compact, and the wiring is reduced by using power
connector (compared with hf-lp series servo motor with the same power, the
volume is reduced by about 46% and the weight is reduced by about 34%)
It is suitable for high-frequency positioning and acceleration / deceleration
operations, especially the user manual of Mitsubishi servo motor for injection
molding machine and large press. Hf-jp703 (4) / 903 (4) maximum speed: 5000r /
min, servo motor series: low inertia, medium and large capacity. Rated output:
1.5kw.
Rated speed: 3000r / minhg-kr43bj user manual. Electromagnetic braking:
without. Power supply: 200V.
High frequency operation or high acceleration and deceleration operation of
medium, large capacity and low inertia products. To improve the environmental
resistance, hg-sr and hg-jr series products adopt IP67 High speed & high
torque. Shorten positioning time and realize high-speed equipment. In 100
sites, there are 100 different drive controls. In order to meet diversified and
detailed on-site needs as much as possible,
In the distribution of mr-14 product line, we provide rich user manual books of
CO serving amplifier and co serving motor products hg-kr43bjj, which can meet
the different needs of different customers. Motor series: low inertia, medium
power. Rated output power: 11.0kw. Rated speed: 2000r / min. With brake or not:
No.
Shaft end: Standard (straight shaft) hg-kr43bj user manual. Voltage: 400V type.
Protection level: IP65 (IP67).
Features: low inertia, from low speed to high speed, three modes can be
selected, suitable for different application ranges. As a standard production
port, 30kW or higher power is suitable for flange (type) installation and foot
installation.
Application examples: injection molding machine, semiconductor manufacturing
device, large conveying machinery. High resolution encoder 131072p / rev (17
bits).
High resolution encoder is included to ensure excellent performance and
stability at low speed.
All motors are the same size as the previous products and the wiring is
compatible. Servo motor series: low inertia, medium / high power, rated output:
50.0kw. Rated speed: 1500r / min. Electromagnetic brake: none.
Shaft end specification: Standard (straight shaft). Voltage: 400V level.
Features: there are three types of low inertia, medium and high speed models,
which are suitable for different applications as the standard. Motors of 30kW
and above can be installed with flanges or brackets. Hg-kr43bj manual.
IP level: IP44 Mitsubishi servo motor user manual.
Application example:
1. Injection molding machine.
2. Semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
3. Large material conveying system.
4. Press.
The rich motor product line can optimize the performance of the machine.
It has a rich product line of Shenji, including rotary servo motor, linear
servo motor and direct drive Shenji.
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Mitsubishi Motor With Electromagnetic Brake HG-KR43BJ For Injection Molding
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 1 kg
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