Torque motor | Manual | version 2.3

QMT-HA 385 SERIES
At just Ø385, this HA Series redefines what’s possible in the same stator size. Delivering up to 41% more performance, it upgrades your machine with minimal mechanical impact. The HA series distinguished itself with an increased rotor height while keeping the outside of the stator equal.
With seamless torque transfer directly to your tooling, energy loss and backlash are eliminated. Lower costs, higher efficiency, and precision that goes beyond industry standards – whether you aim for more productivity or unmatched accuracy.
Torque
Ultimate torque: 1115 – 2678 Nm
Peak torque: 987 – 2371 Nm
Continuous torque: 481 – 1261 Nm
The build heights are: 385-90 // 385-110 // 385-130 // 385-160
Properties

Specifications



Peak force applications in machinetooling
Where QMT motors are superior in stall torque, the QTL motors are big in peak force. In addition, the QTL motor series have a low weight and a larger inner diameter.

Resources
Torque motor | Brochure | 2.5
Torque motor | Webinar | Version 1.0
Torque motor | Brochure | 2.0
Torque motor | CAD file | 1.1
Torque motor | Spec sheet | 2.0
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Tecnotion direct drive motors are seamlessly integrated into a wide variety of applications, such as semi-conductors, machine tooling, robotics, display applications and printing industry. We direct drive your motion technology.

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