P50B07050DXL99 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki P50B07050DXL99 is a brushless motor from the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. It has a flange size of 76 mm and an output power of 475 W. The motor has a rated voltage of 200 V, operates at a rated current of 3.7 A, and weighs 3.3 kg.
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The P50B07050DXL99 is a servo motor manufactured by Sanyo Denki for the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. It serves as a compact rotary actuator in industrial automation, receiving commands from a drive to position machine axes or control their speed on packaging, assembly, and inspection lines. By converting controlled electrical input into regulated mechanical motion, the motor supports repeatable cycle times and accurate product handling. Its responsive operation makes it suitable for applications that require more precise motion control than a conventional induction motor can provide.
The motor features a 76 mm flange that provides its mounting interface and accommodates compact machine frames. Its maximum rotational speed is 4500 rpm, providing the high-speed operation needed for short machine cycles. Continuous output is rated at 475 W, allowing the motor to perform moderate work without exceeding its continuous thermal capacity. At continuous output, the winding draws 3.7 A from the drive. The motor operates with a nominal supply of 200 V. These electrical values help determine the capacity required from the connected servo drive, while the speed rating indicates the available operating range for motion profiles.
The rotor and stator use a brushless motor design, eliminating mechanical commutator wear and reducing electrical noise in feedback circuits. The complete motor has a mass of 3.3 kg, which limits the weight added to the machine structure and supports installation on compact equipment. Lower assembly mass can also reduce the structural load imposed on mounting plates and brackets during repeated acceleration and deceleration. The motor is supplied without a holding brake, so an external holding mechanism or drive-applied torque is required when a gravity-loaded axis must remain stationary. An external brake is especially important when the load could move after motor power is removed. The motor must be paired with a compatible servo drive capable of supplying the required voltage and current while regulating position, speed, and torque.
