TBMS-7631-B
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The TBMS-7631-B is manufactured by Kollmorgen as part of the TBM Direct Drive Series. This series features a continuous stall torque of 1.64 N-m and a peak stall torque of 4.60 N-m. It also contains a rated continous power of 190 Watts and a rated BUS voltage of 48 VDC.
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Kollmorgen is an engineering company that manufactures industrial automation machinery. The company designs its products in-house and provide custom solutions for customers.
The TBMS-7631-B is a powerful, direct-drive torque motor produced by Kollmorgen. The motor has been designed for weapons systems, sight stations, robot handling, UAV guidance, drone guidance, and other such systems. This model has a CE approval due to its high quality construction. A 24 V DC supply is needed to operate the motor. The motor's armature has been designed to withstand high temperatures. It has been insulated with class H insulation materials that allow the armature to sustain temperatures up to 155 ᵒC. This protects against overheating failure during extended periods of operation. The motor makes use of a low inertia rotor to achieve high acceleration rates in a very short time. On the same lines, the motor can also decelerate at a rapid pace. This capability is very important in applications where high speed reciprocating motion is needed.
The TBMS-7631-B has a compact form factor and comes with a high torque to volume ratio. This enables the motor to generate a significant amount of torque at its output shaft. This model is highly suitable for areas where there is a high torque demand but large sized motors cannot be used. The motor fits in a small installation space and generates high torque and power output. The TBMS-7631-B has a 0.42 mH inductance and its weight is only 738 g. One of the major advantages of this model is a low cogging torque that is the main reason for positional errors in motors. A low cogging design minimizes cogging torque and enables the motor to control speed and position with more accuracy.
