When driven at 115V, the duty time is 5 minutes, but, at 70V, the duty is continuous and the motor does not overheat even if the output shaft is locked from outside.
Further, by changing voltage, motor speed and torque change simultaneously, the motor can be kept in continuous running, therefore, at a desirable voltage and torque (at below 70V).
Because this motor puts forth its maximum torque at starting as mentioned above, start, stop and rotation reversing can be done without difficulty.
Product Type |
N/A Torque Motor |
Motor Type |
N/A Torque Motor |
Speed Control |
N/A With Speed Control |
Series |
N/A UTH |
Motor Frame Size |
N/A 2.76 x 2.76 in |
Rated Output |
N/A 8 W |
Shaft Specification |
N/A Pinion Shaft Motor |
No. of Poles |
N/A 4 |
Speed at Max. Output |
N/A 900 rpm |
Starting Torque |
N/A 19 oz·in1350 g·cm |
Starting Current |
N/A 0.62 A |
Input at Start |
N/A 68 W |
No Load Speed |
N/A 1500 rpm |
Time Rating |
N/A 5 Minutes |
Capacitor |
N/A 6.0 µF |
Voltage |
N/A 115 V |
Frequency |
N/A 60 Hz |
Phase |
N/A Single |
Duty Cycle |
N/A 5 Minutes |
Insulation |
N/A Class A |
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N/A Custom Designs |