80MPH3.300S000-01 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 80MPH3.300S000-01 is part of the 80M Stepper Motors series and features an 86 mm NEMA 34 flange. This 80MP stepper motor has a standard protection level and comes with no brake or encoder. It is designed with two stacks and a current base value of 30.
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The 80MPH3.300S000-01 is a stepper motor supplied by B&R Automation for its 80M Stepper Motors series. The pulse-driven unit translates discrete drive commands into precise shaft increments for indexing tooling, feeders, or gantry axes. Its frame size and electrical characteristics suit midrange motion tasks in packaging, labeling, and light material-handling equipment. The motor can provide repeatable incremental movement when it is paired with a compatible stepper drive and operated within the available torque range.
The motor mounts to gearboxes or brackets through an 86 mm NEMA 34 flange that maintains radial alignment and provides standardized bolt spacing. The phase-current designation has a base value of 30 and uses the multiplier code x1 (10^0), providing the information needed to select a compatible drive. Internal laminations use a two-stack configuration, which increases torque compared with a single-stack arrangement without making the housing excessively long. The motor is supplied without a brake, so an external holding mechanism is required when the shaft must remain locked after power is removed. This arrangement keeps the motor suitable for axes where the machine structure or connected transmission provides separate load retention.
The motor is supplied without an encoder, making it suitable for open-loop stepper control where the control system manages positioning from commanded pulse counts. It carries a motor stacks code of 3, indicating the magnetic-stack category associated with its torque characteristics. The flange has the size designation H, matching the physical profile used across compatible products in the 80M platform. The housing uses the manufacturer’s standard protection level for ordinary industrial operating conditions and is not intended for high-pressure washdown. Design revision 01 identifies the applicable product revision, while the 80MP classification places the unit within the corresponding stepper motor group. Proper drive setup should account for acceleration, load inertia, and operating speed because available stepper torque decreases as shaft speed rises.