P50B08100HCS500E Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki P50B08100HCS500E is part of the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series and uses brushless motor technology. This motor has a rated output of 1000 W and features a wiring-saved incremental encoder. It is equipped with a holding brake and a planet gear with a gear ratio of 1/25. The flange size is either 80 or 86 mm, and the maximum speed reaches 3000 min-1.
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The P50B08100HCS500E belongs to the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series produced by Sanyo Denki. This servo package combines a motor, position feedback, and precision gearing in a compact assembly that can serve as the prime mover for indexing tables, pick-and-place arms, and other automated axes. It provides closed-loop torque and speed control, allowing connected machinery to position loads quickly and repeatably. The integrated arrangement also reduces the number of separate mechanical components required between the motor and the driven equipment.
Continuous mechanical output reaches 1000 W, providing sufficient power for midsized conveyors, tooling systems, and material-handling equipment without requiring an unnecessarily large amplifier. The rotor can reach a speed of 3000 rpm, allowing linear or rotary actuators to complete rapid movements when commanded by the controller. Sanyo Denki uses brushless motor technology to eliminate commutator wear and reduce routine maintenance requirements. The mounting face has an 80 mm frame size, allowing attachment to compatible gearheads and machine plates. Position feedback is provided by an incremental encoder with reduced wiring, which simplifies cable harnesses while supplying the speed and position data required by the servo drive. The encoder enables the controller to correct motion errors as operating loads and commanded speeds change.
To maintain the load position when operating power is removed, the motor includes a holding brake powered by a dedicated 24 V circuit from the control panel. The brake secures the shaft when the axis is stopped, which is particularly useful for equipment that could move under gravity or an external load. The factory-installed gearbox provides a reduction ratio of 1/25, decreasing output speed while increasing the torque available at the driven shaft. Its internal planetary gear stage distributes the transmitted load around the sun gear and helps keep backlash low during repeated indexing movements. The geared output supports applications that require controlled low-speed motion while preserving the motor’s ability to run efficiently at a higher rotational speed.
