P50B07030DXS2ZU Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki P50B07030DXS2ZU is part of the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series and features a brushless motor technology with a motor output of 300 W. This servo motor has a gear rated torque of 14.7 N·m, a gear efficiency of 80%, and an encoder resolution of 2,000 P/R. It comes with a protection rating of IP55 and a maximum speed of 4500 min-1.
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Sanyo Denki manufactures the P50B07030DXS2ZU as part of its P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. This product is a brushless servo motor with an integrated precision gearbox that converts drive commands into controlled rotary motion for industrial robots, pick-and-place stations, and automated conveyors. It provides electric actuation for production lines that require tight speed regulation and consistent torque. The integrated design also reduces the need for separate motor and gearbox mounting arrangements.
The drive section employs brushless motor technology to reduce maintenance and improve responsiveness. It is rated for 300 W of continuous mechanical output and develops a nominal shaft speed of 3,000 rpm with a continuous torque of 0.931 N·m. Transient demands can be supported by a peak stall torque of 2.94 N·m, while the controller may command speeds up to 4,500 rpm for rapid indexing. The square face measures 105 × 105 mm, and the mounting flange measures 76 mm across, allowing the motor to fit mid-frame machinery. An overall length of 183 mm supports installation where available depth is limited. The housing has an IP55 ingress protection rating, and the motor meets UL certification requirements. No holding brake is installed, so an external device must retain static loads when power is unavailable.
The integral gearbox adapts the motor for low-speed applications. With a reduction ratio of 1/21, it delivers an output speed of 143 rpm and produces up to 14.7 N·m of rated torque, allowing direct operation of indexing tables or turntables. Mechanical power transmission is supported by 80% gear efficiency, which helps limit thermal losses during operation. Positional accuracy benefits from a total backlash of 3 arcmin. A wiring-saving incremental encoder is mounted behind the motor and sends 2,000 P/R pulses to the drive, reducing feedback wiring compared with conventional encoder arrangements. The reduced output speed and increased output torque support controlled movement of loads that require precise indexing. Low backlash also helps limit positioning error when the direction of rotation changes.
