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BRUSHED · BRUSHLESS · CORELESS

DC motors engineered around your equipment.

Define the voltage, operating speed, load torque and installation envelope. Start with the application, then review the motor configuration and sample-validation plan.

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Supplied BLDC motor reference image; model pending confirmation

Supplied BLDC motor reference image · pending model confirmation.

Start with the operating requirement

Filters search published, verified motor data. If your working point is not listed, request an engineering review.

PRODUCT PLATFORMS

Choose a motor platform. Refine it for your application.

All motor configurations ↗
01 Conceptual DC motor illustration; not a product drawing MOTION · INTEGRATION · CONTROL CONCEPT ILLUSTRATION / NOT TO SCALE

Brushed DC Motors

Define supply voltage, speed at load, torque and operating cycle for your equipment.

Explore motor type
02 Conceptual DC motor illustration; not a product drawing MOTION · INTEGRATION · CONTROL CONCEPT ILLUSTRATION / NOT TO SCALE

Brushless DC Motors

Review the motor, driver, feedback and control interfaces as one integrated requirement.

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03 Conceptual DC motor illustration; not a product drawing MOTION · INTEGRATION · CONTROL CONCEPT ILLUSTRATION / NOT TO SCALE

Coreless Motors

Explore coreless construction with the commutation type, load and mechanical envelope clearly specified.

Explore motor type

Brushed and brushless describe commutation. Coreless describes construction; the actual motor record identifies both.

ENGINEERING ROUTE

From requirement to a validated configuration.

Explore our engineering approach ↗
01

Requirements

Define the movement, operating point and integration limits.

02

Configuration

Review the motor platform, interfaces and control requirements.

03

Sample

Agree the configuration and prepare for equipment evaluation.

04

Validation

Check performance and integration under the agreed conditions.

05

Production

Confirm the specification, documentation and supply requirements.

ENGINEERING EVIDENCE

The data your equipment review needs.

Keep the configuration, document revision and measurement conditions connected.

Technical resources ↗

Performance data

Speed, torque, current and the test conditions that define the working point.

Dimensional drawing

Motor envelope, shaft geometry and mounting interfaces for integration.

Wiring & control

Connections, driver requirements and feedback for the actual configuration.

Document revision

A clear link between the motor configuration and its applicable files.

APPLICATION FIRST

Specify the motor around the equipment task.

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OEM CUSTOMIZATION

Make the interfaces part of the specification.

Voltage and performance are only part of the review. Include the shaft, mounting, wiring and control requirements that make the motor fit your equipment.

Review customization options ↗
  • Supply voltage and the speed–torque working point
  • Shaft length, diameter and mounting geometry
  • Wiring, connectors and control interfaces
  • Driver, feedback and gearhead requirements
  • Sample evaluation and document revision

Customization scope and availability are confirmed for the individual project.

LET’S REVIEW YOUR APPLICATION

Your operating point is the best place to start.

Send your voltage, speed, load torque, mechanical envelope and application details.

Discuss your project