Product Description:

The PMB32D-00200-02 brushless servomotor is produced by Pacific Scientific within the PMB Brushless Servomotors series. As a torque source for precision axes, the unit converts electrical energy from matched drives into controlled rotary motion suited for automated pick-and-place heads, indexing tables, and similar machinery. It operates within integrated drive systems where precise velocity and position loops are required for material-handling cells. The brushless design also supports repeatable motion by avoiding brush wear that could affect long-term control stability.

With a frame classified as NEMA Size 34, the motor fits common 3.4-inch square mounting patterns used in standard equipment. On a 240 VAC supply, the nominal stall current reaches 5.4 ARMS, which sets the current demand seen by the matching drive during low-speed or holding conditions. Power and feedback exit through flying leads with MS connectors, reducing the need for separate termination hardware at the motor. Rotor position is detected by a resolver, which supports closed-loop control in electrically noisy environments. The shaft includes a flat so set-screw couplings can grip the output securely without using a keyed connection.

The winding set includes a PTC thermistor that reports temperature rise to the drive so protective functions can react before overheating affects insulation life. The electromagnetic package uses a stack length multiple of 2, increasing the active lamination height over the shortest member of the family and raising torque capability without changing the mounting face. The motor is identified as a PMB Series Brushless Servomotor, keeping resolver connections and mounting conventions aligned with the rest of the product line. That consistency helps the motor fit established motion systems that already use the same drive and feedback approach.