DH081M-12-1310 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen DH081M-12-1310 is part of the DDR Direct Drive Motors series and features a motor frame size of 8.60 inches outer diameter and a straight-thru bore shaft with face coupling. This motor offers a continuous torque of 15.9 N·m at 40°C, peak torque of 45.0 N·m, and maximum speed of 500 rpm. It uses a sine encoder feedback device with a resolution of 134,217,728 counts per revolution and operates on a 400/480 VAC winding.
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The DH081M-12-1310 is a Kollmorgen DDR direct drive motor with 15.9 N·m continuous torque and 45.0 N·m peak torque. A sine encoder with 134,217,728 counts/rev delivers exceptional feedback quality, and repeatability below 1 arc-sec supports highly accurate positioning. Face mounting and a straight thru bore with face coupling make the unit an excellent choice for precise rotary axis applications.
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The DH081M-12-1310 is a frameless rotary motor produced by Kollmorgen within the DDR Direct Drive Motors series. As a torque-dense stage, the unit mounts directly to load elements, eliminating gearboxes in precision indexing tables, semiconductor tools, and automated inspection stations. Its frameless format lets the rotor and stator integrate into the machine structure, which helps reduce drivetrain compliance in direct-drive systems. Its electromagnetic core is paired with a sine encoder so that closed-loop control platforms can command smooth, low-cogging motion from rest to top speed.
At 40 °C, the motor can sustain a continuous output of 15.9 N·m, enough to drive moderate-inertia payloads without overheating. When short bursts are required, it delivers up to 45.0 N·m of peak torque, giving a threefold overload margin for acceleration or disturbance rejection. The magnetic stack is optimized for a rated ceiling of 500 rpm, which balances torque density with manageable back EMF at a 400/480 VAC supply. Position data are returned by a feedback device with 134,217,728 counts/rev, enabling very fine commutation and fast servo loop updates. With a straight connector, power and feedback cables exit radially to simplify routing inside compact enclosures.
Mechanically, the short-stack rotor carries an inertia of 0.0144 kg-m², allowing rapid position shifts without overstressing the bearing arrangement. Once installed, the system can revisit commanded angles with <1 arc-sec repeatability, supporting high-precision alignment tasks. The motor uses a face mount flange, and its straight through-bore with face coupling supports installation on rigid machine frames. Mass is held to 17.9 kg, which helps with handling while still providing a stiff structure. The open design also gives builders flexibility when integrating the motor into custom housings and rotary stages. Because the unit is not sealed, it should be installed in a clean environment or inside protective enclosure hardware to prevent particulate ingress.
