BL-MP400J-20SBC Okuma
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The Okuma BL-MP400J-20SBC is an AC servomotor from the BL Servo Motors series, featuring a nominal output power of 20 kW. It operates on a three-phase voltage of 380-480 V and a frequency of 50/60 Hz. The motor has an IP54 protection rating and employs forced air cooling for continuous duty operation.
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The BL-MP400J-20SBC offers high efficiency with 6.7 kW continuous power and a voltage rating of 143 V. It ensures reliable performance with a 45.8 N·m stall torque. Its eight poles and Y winding connection contribute to smooth operation and enhanced stability. The motor’s insulation class F ensures thermal protection.
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The BL-MP400J-20SBC is an efficient Servo motor from Okuma, and the servo motor is renowned for its efficiency and precision. Tasks requiring extended operation and high torque are well-suited to this servo motor due to its sturdy build and efficient power delivery.
The motor can maintain a constant power output of 6.7 kW at a speed of 2000 min⁻¹. Its persistent performance is ensured by its stall torque rating of 45.8 N·m, even when loaded. Running on a 133 Hz 3-phase power source ensures that the motor's energy usage remains steady. To work, it needs a voltage of 143 V and a current of 40.8 A. The motor's resistance to heat is enhanced by its F insulation class rating. Further enabling the motor to safely operate at higher temperatures is its insulation rating of F. In order to ensure proper operation, the winding connection follows a Y pattern. Because it has eight poles, the motor can generate a lot of torque even at low speeds. These parameters are designed to function in tandem to provide exceptional torque-to-speed characteristics, making them ideal for demanding applications in industrial automation.
The BL-MP400J-20SBC servo motor's 3-phase design makes sure that it works as efficiently as possible. The eight poles provide a steady, smooth thrust while lowering tremors and making sure the system is very stable. A servo motor can usually work in temperatures between -40°C and +85°C, but there are industrial motors that can work in even harder conditions. Because of these qualities, it works perfectly in complicated systems that need to be quick and accurate. Its design puts work that needs good performance over time. For tough tasks, the motor steadily and reliably makes output.
