Compact motor provides 1.29 mNm stall torque
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Maxon motor has announced a flat motor measuring Ø10 x 12.5 mm offering a high nominal torque of up to 0.83 mNm and a stall torque of up to 1.29 mNm. Its outer diameter of 10 mm includes a protective cover that serves as protection against contact and as mounting aid during installation of the motor. It is equipped with an 8-pole Neodymium permanent magnet and preloaded ball bearings.
Other features include high nominal torque and lifespan-optimized bearings. Units are available with or without Hall sensors. The drive meets medical technology's quality standard ISO 13485.
www.maxonmotorusa.com
www.maxonmotorusa.com
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