IC11100A1TRP1
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The IC11100A1TRP1 is manufactured by Kollmorgen as part of their IC Iorncore direct drive motors series. They feature peak force of 1067N and a continous force of 574N. The IC motor also includes a peak current of 11.3 Arms and electrical iducatance of 52.0 mh L-L.
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The IC11100A1TRP1 is part of the DDL motor Series. It is designed and manufactured by Kollmorgen, a key player and global leader in the motion control industry. The company is committed to creating customer-driven motion control technology. Kollmorgen is reputed for combining decades of technical innovation as well as application experience to help customers build faster and better machines. Kollmorgen is committed to defining and complying with the highest standards of technology, innovation, and quality to improve performance and reliability cost-effectively.
The IC11100A1TRP1 can be used in high-speed applications that require maximum acceleration and speed. Kollmorgen provides a matchless range and depth of motion control products through a global support and support infrastructure in every corner of the world. The DDL Motor Series are amongst the most innovation-driven motors that you can find in the market today. They are available in two options, DDL Ironcore linear motors and DDL Ironless Linear motors. The IC11100A1TRP1 has been put through many successful tests and evaluations to meet the standards of UL/cUL 508C standards. These standards eradicate the risk of fire, electric shock, or industry to personnel.
The DDL Motor Series has also undergone successful tests to the limits and requirements of 89/336/EEC (EC Directive on EMC) and 72/73/EEC (EC Directive on Low Voltage). The DDL Ironcore linear motors and DDL Ironless Linear motors have been assessed to EN50178 and EN60204 as a machine component and other applicable standards. Immunity and emissions can recognize a system's EMC. Immunity is the equipment's susceptibility levels, while emissions are the generation of an electromagnetic interface (EMI). The restrictions were originated from EN55081-2 and EN55082-2 universal standards for heavy industrial environments.
