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Model Selection Information (Push Force)<br />

Selection Guide Correlation (Diagrams of Push Force and Current-Limiting Value)<br />

RCP2 Series<br />

High-Thrust Rod Type<br />

The push force applied in push-motion operation can be changed<br />

freely by changing the current-limiting value in the controller.<br />

Since the maximum push force varies from one model to another,<br />

use the diagrams below to check the required push force and select<br />

a type that satisfies the force requirement.<br />

Caution for Use<br />

The relationships of push force and current-limiting<br />

value represent reference values and may differ slightly<br />

from actual values.<br />

If the current-limiting value is less than 20%, the push<br />

force may fluctuate. Keep the current-limiting value to<br />

20% or above.<br />

RA10C type<br />

7000<br />

6000<br />

Push force (N)<br />

5000<br />

4000<br />

3000<br />

2000<br />

1000<br />

RA10C-2.5<br />

RA10C-5<br />

RA10C-10<br />

0<br />

0 20 40 60 80<br />

Current-limiting value (%)<br />

Note<br />

Use the table below as a guide when determining the maximum push count when the type having each lead is operated at the<br />

maximum push force for a push-motion travel distance of 1 mm.<br />

Lead (type)<br />

Push count<br />

2.5<br />

1.4 million<br />

times<br />

5<br />

25 million<br />

times<br />

10<br />

157.6 million<br />

times<br />

* The maximum push count varies depending on the operating<br />

conditions such as shock and vibration. The figures shown to<br />

the left assume absence of shock or vibration.<br />

409 Technical Reference/Information

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