Compact 24 Vdc Gearmotor develops 410 lb-in. torque @ 15 rpm.
July 29, 2009 -
Measuring 2.24 in. dia x 7.75 in. long, MMP-TM55-24V GP57-317 reversible gearmotor has 12 mm dia x 25 mm long keyed output shaft and gearhead efficiency of 90%. Mounting is accomplished via 4 face mount M5 threaded holes, and variable-speed operation is supported. Able to generate up to 1,000 lb-in. peak, this IP54 gearmotor is available with 12, 36, 48, 60, and 90 V windings are available. Areas of use include battery-powered electric vehicles, robotics, and automation applications.
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Original Press release
Midwest Motion Products
10761 Ahern Ave., S.E.
Watertown, MN, 55388
USA
Compact New 24 Volt DC Gearmotor Develops 410 in. lb. Torque at 15 RPM
"Low Speed, High Torque Unit provides benefits for battery powered Electric Vehicles, Robotics & Automation Applications"
Midwest Motion Products of Watertown, Minnesota, is pleased to announce the release of a new DC Gear Motor, the Model No. MMP-TM55-24V GP57-317. Accepting any 24 Volt DC source, including battery power, this robust Gear Motor measures just 2.24" in Diameter, by 7.75" long, and has a keyed output shaft of 12mm diameter by 25mm long. (CUSTOM OUTPUT SHAFT DIMENSIONS ARE AVAILABLE) Easy mounting is accomplished with 4 "face mount" M5 threaded holes, equally spaced on a 40mm Dia. B.C.
Gearhead Efficiency of 90% allows the output of this reversible gearmotor to generate 410 IN LBS continuous torque, at 15 RPM, and up to 1000 IN LBS Peak. Despite its compact size and weight of approximately 3 pounds, it's an ENERGY EFFICIENT design, requiring just 3.6 Amps at 24 Volts DC to generate its Full Load Torque. That translates into long life battery charge, very quiet operation, and reduced costs for drive electronics.
Motor windings for 12, 36, 48, 60 & 90 Volts are also available.
This unique design is rated at an "IP 54" protection level for operation in harsh environments. Variable Speed can be accomplished with our fully compatible Speed Controls, Model MMP 25A-24V, or MMP 20A-24V-RSP
Samples are available FROM STOCK (in limited Quantities) for rapid prototyping needs. An up to date listing of Finished Products available from Stock can be found at http://www.midwestmotion.com/inventory.pdf
Typical options available from the company include Servo Motors with integral Optical Encoders, Failsafe Brakes, Analog Tachometers, and Planetary Gearheads, with standard ratios ranging from 3:1 to 2653:1, and standard or low backlash precision gearing available. Motor Winding Options include 12V, 36V, 48V, 60V and 90 Volts DC.
The company offers a variety of standard ancillary equipment including DC power supplies, DC Servomotors, PWM Servo Amplifiers, Motor Speed Controls, Linear Actuators and a wide variety of DC gear-motors. Custom Motor Shaft and mounting configurations are also available.
Typical applications include Battery Operated Motors & E.V. drives, Medical, Mobility / Accessibility products, Robotics & Automation including (Military) Unmanned Guided Vehicles, Solar Tracking Equipment, Actuators, Packaging & Labeling Machines, Metalworking Machines, and many other applications requiring precise motion control.
For further details, please contact: Randy Cordes, Sales & Service
Midwest Motion Products
10761 Ahern Avenue SE, Watertown, MN. 55388
Phone: 952-955-2626 Fax: 480-247-4096
Email: sales@midwestmotion.com url: www.midwestmotion.com
SERVING OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS IN THE MOTION CONTROL INDUSTRY SINCE 1978
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User comments about this story
mech engineer
looking for a 24v DC FLANGE DC-MOTOR WITH ENCODER
SPEED: 700 ... 800 RPM
PHYSICAL SIZE:
1.5" OD ...
6.0" LENGTH MAX
By HARDY FLEISS on Nov 10, 2011 20:18
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Replies to this comment:DC Gearmotor with Encoder
Hi Hardy -
Thanks for your message.
The smallest Gearmotor we are able to provide,that is Encoder Compatible, is 2.1" in diameter. Would that work for your appliction?
If so, please email me back, and we will quote the smallest possible unit for you.
Regards,
Randy
randy@midwestmotion.com
www.midwestmotion.com
By Randy Cordes on Nov 11, 2011 13:53
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