Brushless Motors
Commonly used where accurate control is required over speed and position, brushless motors (also known as BLDC, ECM motors or Electronically Commutated) have a multitude of options to suit most applications.
With no mechanical brushes to wear they offer long life and can give great torque and speed performance when compared with similar physical size AC and induction motors.
Available with or without internal control and offering many gearbox options, there is a good a chance we can help with your requirements.
Common applications:
With no mechanical brushes to wear they offer long life and can give great torque and speed performance when compared with similar physical size AC and induction motors.
Available with or without internal control and offering many gearbox options, there is a good a chance we can help with your requirements.
Common applications:
- Labelling machinery - motor required to change speed quickly and accurately.
- Long multiple motor conveyor system - motors with integrated drive and BUS system to cut down on factory cabling.
- Continuous feed single conveyor in wet area - Low voltage brushless DC used for speed control and longevity.
- Repeatable pre-set indexing system - motor and drive programmed to index accurately on a single input pulse.
- Down sizing from full servo system to drastically reduce set-up and programming time.
Brushless Motor with Integrated Drive
By combining the drive and where applicable an encoder, BUS interface and I/O all within one article, complex intelligent drive systems can be reduced to single pieces.
This allows for ease of manufacture, service and instalation for any machine builders wishing to take advantage of such technology.
Brushless motor with External Drive
With the drive placed externally to the motor, the mass of the motor can be kept to a minimum, this allowing for improved machine efficiency and accuracy in some cases.
Brushless Motor for External Drive
By seperately locating the drive, the motor is as compact and low mass as possible.
This keeps moving parts of a machine space efficient and all the controls in a single panel. For some machine builds this may be advantageous over a motor with combined electronics.
These motors are not supplied with the drive, allowing customers to choose their own.
