SS451-1032
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The Danaher SS451-1032, part of the Slo-Syn Synchronous Motors series, is a stainless steel hex socket head cap screw with a 10-32 UNF thread size. It boasts a tensile strength of at least 70,000 psi and operates efficiently within a temperature range of -50°C to 300°C. It offers excellent corrosion resistance.
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The SS451-1032 Indexer Motor is a 120 V 60 Hz single phase motor delivering 72 RPM. It is designed for indexing and precision rotation tasks. The motor ensures higher torque with minimal input. It is suitable for controlled low speed applications in automation systems.
The Danaher SS451-1032 indexer motor operates at a minimum torque of 450 oz-in (318 N-cm) and requires a current of 0.80 amps. It supports a load inertia of 5.5 lb-in² (16 kg-cm²) that enables it to handle significant mechanical loads. The motor uses a capacitor with a value of 14 µF at 250 VAC that is identified by kit number 201053-042. This motor only needs a capacitor to operate from a single phase power source and it is also compatible with integral capacitor setups. It can be directly connected to three phase power that enhances flexibility for industrial applications. The standard wiring of the motor includes red, black and white wires for line connections. The motor has a clear and simple switching configuration that enables direction control through a three position switch—CW, OFF and CCW—wired directly into the input line. The motor rotation is determined when viewed from the nameplate end that simplifies orientation and installation. This motor is ideal for indexing drives, conveyors and automated machinery requiring steady rotational movement with its durable build and controlled speed output.
The electrical design of the SS451-1032 indexer motor ensures smooth performance and consistent output speed which is crucial in timed automation processes. It is well suited for systems where fixed speed operation is required. The capacitor of the motor ensures proper phase shift which supports motor start up and continuous torque generation.
Frequently Asked Questions about SS451-1032:
Q: How does the SS451-1032 Indexer Motor manage load inertia in precision applications?
A: The Danaher SS451-1032 indexer motor supports a load inertia of 5.5 lb-in² (16 kg-cm²). This capacity enables it to handle significant mechanical loads during controlled low speed operations.
Q: What role does the capacitor play in the operation of the SS451-1032 Indexer Motor?
A: The motor uses a 14 µF capacitor at 250 VAC identified by kit number 201053-042. This capacitor ensures proper phase shift for smooth startup and continuous torque generation.
Q: How does the SS451-1032 motor achieve direction control in automation systems?
A: It features a simple three-position switch wired directly into the input line for CW OFF and CCW operation. The switching configuration simplifies direction control for precise rotation tasks.
Q: Why is the 0.80 amp current specification important for the SS451-1032 Indexer Motor?
A: Operating at 0.80 amps the motor delivers sufficient torque with minimal input power. This efficiency supports longer operational life in timed automation processes.
Q: How does the wiring setup of the SS451-1032 facilitate installation?
A: The motor uses standard red black and white wires for line connections. This wiring scheme along with rotation viewed from the nameplate end simplifies orientation and installation.
