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Magmotor Releases New High Performance NEMA 23 Brushless Motor
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A new compact high performance 8 pole brushless DC motor from Magmotor is well suited for robotic drive systems, medical equipment, and other automation applications where high torque to weight ratio and efficiency are important. The motor is capable of 20% more torque than a standard 4-pole servo motor configuration making it possible to solve demanding applications that may currently require more expensive NEMA 34 motors. The design produces a continuous torque up to 230 oz-in, and a peak torque of 690 oz-in. A variety of electrical and mechanical options are available including an enclosed encoder, or sealed for IP65 wash down requirements. Custom mounting configurations and winding configurations are also possible. Web site: http://www.magmotor.com
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