GMC-SG001E-EN-P-JUN01 Motion Control Selection Guide

6-2 Motors
Determining Which Motor to Use, Continued
Motor Description Typical Applications Characteristics
Y-Series
• Small, low-inertia brushless servo motors
• Continuous torque - 0.17 to 2.5 N-m (1.5 to 22 lb-in.)
• Speeds up to 4500 RPM
• Available with either 115V or 230V windings
• Robotics
• Material handling
• X-Y tables
• Specialty machinery
• Semiconductor manufacturing
• Medical/laboratory equipment
• Light packaging machines
• Office machinery
• Fast accelerations
• Low-inertia precision
• Application flexibility
1326AB
• High-performance, medium inertia brushless servo motors
with specially engineered housing for reduced length
• Special flux profile permanent magnets for increased servo
response
• Continuous Torque - 2.7 to 50.8 N-m (24 to 450 lb-in.)
• Speeds up to 7250 RPM
• Available with 460V windings
• Machine tool
• Bottle filling
• Press feed
• Progressive die manufacturing
• Excellent servo response
• High torque
• Application Flexibility
• Higher inertia matching
capability
• Environmentally rugged
1326AS
• High-performance, low inertia rare earth servo motors
• Economical, compact design
• Continuous Torque - 0.7 to 49.3 N-m (6.1 to 436 lb-in.)
• Speeds up to 6500 RPM
• Available with 460V windings
• Rotary knife systems
• Vertical form, fill and seal
• Progressive die manufacturing
• Environmentally rugged
• High torque
• Application Flexibility
• Low inertia for faster
acceleration
Publication GMC-SG001E-EN-P — June 2001