MST130C-0300-NS-N0RD-NNNN
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The MST130C-0300-NS-N0RD-NNNN Synchronous Torque Motor comes equipped with Winding type 0300 and cools down through the use of Natural Convection. The motor's frame length is C, which is correspondent to the amount of torque (The higher the length, the more torque. The IndraDyn T motors are always fitted with a stator-cooling jacket for operation with liquid cooling.
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Part of the 130C series of MST torque motors, the MST130C-0300-NS-N0RD-NNNN is a 13.5 Nm rotary motor designed for industrial-level turn tables. This particular model requires a voltage of around 179 volts AC minimum to operate and can draw up to 3.5 Amperes of current. This motor model is part of the low electrical level motor from the MST series and does not draw too much power as its power rating is around 1.1 kW.
The MST130C-0300-NS-N0RD-NNNN has a maximum speed rating of 1200 rpm while generating a rotational torque of up to 40 Nm. The maximum current draw at the maximum operating conditions and output is around 12 Amperes. This electrically low demanding and efficient design has a torque constant of 3.9 Nm per ampere of current that it draws along with a voltage constant of 0.28 volts for every 1000 rpm of speed. The winding resistance of this motor is around 6.3 ohms which allows for an efficient flow of current resulting in high speeds and high torque outputs, while the inductance of the winding coil is around 42 mH which ensures that this motor does not experience sudden voltage spikes in its supply voltages by suppressing them.
To ensure that this torque motor remains within the set operating temperatures of between 0 degrees Celsius to 40 degrees Celsius, the MST130C-0300-NS-N0RD-NNNN comes with a liquid cooling option that with the help of the right coolant can keep the motor internals cool by dissipating around 0.17 kW of power. The inlet temperature allowed for liquid cooling should always be between 10 degrees Celsius and 40 degrees Celsius for liquid cooling to be effective.
