Compact DC Motor Offers 200W Power Output

Maxon Motor has unveiled a compact DC motor with a 200W power output. The RE 50 delivers high levels of nominal torque - up to 0.38Nm - from a drive measuring 50 x 108mm. This is achieved using a two-pole neodymium permanent magnet, combined with four different versions of the company's patented winding technology.

The heart of the RE 50, as with all mechanically communicated Maxon drives, is the ironless rotor, which is claimed to provide smooth running thanks to its minimal inertia. Low nominal voltage (24-70VDC), an operating efficiency of more than 90 per cent and good power density make the RE 50 suitable for advanced battery-powered applications such as electric tools, transport and logistics equipment, mobile systems and robotics.

Thanks to the Maxon modular system, the versatile new drive is compatible with the company's gearhead, encoder and control systems, creating compact, high-performance drives suitable for applications in automation, mechanical engineering or medical technology. The motor, combined with its integral graphite brushes, contains pre-loaded bearings that reduce vibration and offer quieter running for a longer service life. A heavy-duty version of the RE 50 is also scheduled for release. It has been designed for harsh environmental conditions, meeting protection class IP54 (dust and splash water protected), and will come with an additional brake.

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