MTC726B1-R1D1
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The MTC726B1-R1D1 was manufactured by Kollmorgen. It features a 24 VDC input voltage and an input current of 1.40 ADC. The MTC726B1-R1D1 also holds a static holding torque of 73.0 N-m and a 6000 RPM max speed.
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The Kollmorgen MTC726B1-R1D1 is a servo motor. It is part of the Goldline XT product line. The motor has a housing with IP65 protection rating. This rating signifies that the housing is totally dust tight and also provides protection from water jets that could be directed at the motor from any direction. One of the factors that contributes to this protection rating is the seal on the main motor shaft. The motor housing is painted in matte black color. The MTC726B1-R1D1 comes with integrated holding brake rated for 24 Volts DC. Frame size code of the motor is 7 which implies a 174-millimeter motor frame length. The magnet stack length is 2. The MTC726B1-R1D1 is a low-inertia motor which can be used in industrial applications in combination with Kollmorgen Servostar drive controllers.
Feedback is supported through an integrated resolver. Performance specifications of the MTC726B1-R1D1 include 2000 RPM rated speed, 2300 RPM maximum speed, 400 to 480 Volts AC input range, 50.4 Nm continuous stall torque at 40 degrees Celsius, 152 Nm peak stall torque 40 degrees Celsius, 18.3 Amps continuous stall current and 84.7 Amps peak stall current. The size of the flange on the MTC726B1-R1D1 is 174 square millimeters. The MTC726B1-R1D1 should not be lifted from the shaft as doing so can cause the motor to fall. Power should only be applied to the motor after it has been installed. Energizing unmounted motors can lead to unexpected motion that can result in injury or equipment damage. The safety instructions included in the product manual should be read, understood, and implemented. Failure to follow the recommended safety instructions will not only affect motor performance but could also lead to injury and equipment damage.
