PMA43N-11100-00

Product Description:

The PMA43N-11100-00 servo motor sits in the PMA Brushless Motors lineup from Pacific Scientific and comes ready for compact automation setups. The motor body lays out a 115 mm square shape which slots well into panels with little open space, yet the frame still manages a torque of 6.1 Nm (continuous stall) for demanding movement cycles. The rated winding voltage class hits 240-480V AC, meeting most facility design targets if power changes from site to site. Rotor position gets tracked by a resolver sensor, and together with that right-angle connector, this unit deals well with crowded machine frames or tight junction boxes.

No fancy frills on the outside trying to dress it up; everything starts with the build and how it deals with load and wiring. The 6PP power connector type is set right at a right-angle orientation, which helps squeeze the most out of space without tangling up cable management. Shoulders a weight of 7.6 kg and pulls 3.8 ARMS nominal stall current through its phases. The torque ramp-up goes up to 21.7 Nm peak, giving a boost during burst moves on busier axes. The power passes through three phases and relies on 6 poles as the main arrow for keeping the rotor steps smooth and sharp in process cycles. The stack length stands at 3 and doesn’t drift out past its mounting hole pattern, keeping install times clear and easy.

There is no special design frill (none is stated for unique features), so durability lands on material strength and tightly held tolerances. Rotor inertia rests at 0.52 kgm^2 x 10^-3, meaning fast speed swaps at the drive are possible with little lag. Solid pick for larger first-gen robotics, conveyor tech, plus packaging cells needing steady drive without hunting for feedback resets.