3 Phase AC Motor 1000W AC Servo Motor 80mm High Torque 4N.M 2500rpm With Driver Kit

1.Specification of 130ST series 220V AC servo motor kit:

Insulation resistance——500VDC 100MW Min
Insulation strength——1500VAC 1Minute

Environment temperature—— -20℃ ～ +50℃

Insulation glass——B

2.Installation dimension of AC servo motor: unit=mm

3.Servo motor drive

We are set motor and drive production as one of the manufacturers, while providing motor, we also provide the corresponding model of drive products, and have technical support.

4.Company introduction:

Founded in 2009, Changzhou Hejie Motors Co., Ltd. is a professional manufacturer and exporter that is concerned
with the design, development and production and sales of motors. We are located in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, with convenient transportation access.Our company has always been committed to the design and manufacturing of the motors for over ten years , and now has a number of invention patents and utility model patents. Our company mainly engages in research and development of different motors, including the series stepping motor, the series Brushless DC motor, AC/DC servo motor. All of our products are greatly appreciated in a variety of
different markets throughout the country, and even exports to more than ten foreign countries and regions.
Our products have passed CE and ROHS certification, and the company has passed ISO9001 total quality management system certification.The products are widely applied to carved machine, embroidery machine, industrial robots, robots, unmanned aerial vehicle (uav), CNC machine tools, digital printing, computer flat knitting machine, 3 d printing, packaging machinery, industrial printers, medical equipment, new energy vehicles and other automation control and automation system equipment.

Production equipment:

Related Qualification Certificate:

AC servo motors, unlike induction motors, have magnets on their rotors. Magnets are made out of rare earth materials like Alnico or Neodymium which cannot be fastened to metal rotors by welding or soldering. The traditional method most manufacturers use to attach magnets to rotors is epoxy (a kind of super high strength glue). However epoxy isn't enough. Over time as the rotor turns the centrifugal force of rotational motion can dislodge the magnets and cause them to detach. Permanent magnets are what give AC servo motors such high torque specs.