Product Description:

The R32HSNC-TS-NS-NV-02 is an AC brushless unit built by Pacific Scientific as part of the R Servomotors series. Engineered for closed-loop motion duties, the motor converts commanded current into proportional torque so conveyor sections, gantry axes, and compact packaging heads reach precise velocities and positions. Its magnetic construction, low inertia, and factory-aligned sensors allow the drive to issue rapid corrections during acceleration, undershoot, or load disturbance, making the device a dependable component in tightly coordinated industrial automation routines.

At a continuous stall torque of 1.7 Nm, the rotor can hold static loads without cogging while maintaining thermal equilibrium. The rotor has an inertia of 0.071 kgm² × 10⁻³, so velocity loops stay responsive and overshoot is minimized when the drive issues step changes. The rare-earth magnet ring is made from rare-earth samarium cobalt, which provides high flux density and supports a rated mechanical speed of 7000 rpm without demagnetization. When rapid indexing is required, a peak torque of 4.40 Nm is available for short bursts, allowing the axis to overcome stiction or accelerate heavier inertial loads during startup.

Mechanical compatibility with confined enclosures is achieved through a frame that measures 3.25-inch square, paired with a laminated stack length of 2 inches to keep overall mass and axial footprint low. High-resolution velocity information is returned to the controller by the integrated Tachsyn transducer, while the winding is optimized for high-speed operation so voltage utilization remains efficient at elevated frequencies. The motor uses housing style C, is supplied without a holding brake, and has no shaft seal. Its single-channel feedback arrangement omits secondary devices and reduces wiring complexity.