Brushless Motor offers nominal speed of 61,600 rpm.
July 13, 2009 -
Measuring 25 mm in dia x 84 mm long, 250 W Model EC 25 offers friction-reduced, low-vibration operation over entire speed range. Rotor is equipped with preloaded ball bearings and 2-pole neodymium permanent magnet. With efficiency above 93% and speed/torque gradient of 44.9 rpm/mNm, motor is suited for high-speed, spindle-driven applications as required in medical technology or machine tools.
Maxon's New EC 25 High Speed Brushless Motor: Fast, and Still Incredibly Smooth Running
As an addition to the topmost performance range of EC motors, maxon motor launches its EC 25 High Speed - a speed-optimized and, at the same time, small-sized 250 W drive.
The EC 25 High Speed stands out with its friction-reduced and low-vibration optimized operation. Its rotor is equipped with preloaded ball bearings and a two-pole Neodymium permanent magnet. In conjunction with low-loss in high speeds optimized winding, the particularly for the applications' requirements optimized magnetic return and specially accurate dynamic balancing make the motor a real power pack in a class of its own.
Dimensions of only ∅25 x 84 mm and outstanding specific values (nominal torque 42.2 mNm, nominal speed 61600 rpm, efficiency above 93%, speed/torque gradient 44.9 rpm/mNm) make the motor particularly suitable for high speed spindle-driven applications, as required in medical technology (surgical power tools, dental drills, etc.) or machine tools (manufacture of optical lenses, fabrication of printed circuit boards, etc.).
For fast-rotating applications, a friction-reduced, low-vibration operation over the entire speed range is of vital importance. This can only be achieved with high-precision balancing and (in this case) preloaded ball bearings.
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