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Drives, motors and power transmission, couplings, clutches
News Release from: Inmoco | Subject: ELAU PacDriveT SCL-055 integrated servo/drives
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 10 October 2003
Integrated servo motor/drive eases
machine layouts
Reductions in development times, easier machine layouts and substantial savings in cabling time are the major benefits provided by an integrated servo motor/drive system.
Reductions in development times, easier machine layouts and substantial savings in cabling time are the major benefits provided by the new ELAU PacDriveT SCL-055, an integrated servo motor/drive system from Inmoco Specially designed to overcome the physical constraints of beverage, pharmaceutical, food and other liquid packaging applications, the purpose-built SCL-055 integrates motor and drive in the same trapezoidal enclosure
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 19 Apr 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The design of the SCL-055 unit continues the PacDriveT modular concept, providing a solution to running motor cables from rotating machine components to amplifiers located in control cabinets - in the process overcoming problems that had previously precluded the servo automation of these machine categories.
By providing this solution, the SCL-055, with its reduced space requirements and simplified, one-cable installation, facilitates a fundamental change in the way that bottling lines will be designed, now and in the future - paving the way for breakthroughs in flexibility and throughput.
The PacDriveT SCL is a robustly designed unit, offering high levels of protection against the aggressive environments in which it is designed to operate.
The SCL motor's IP67 rated sealing and Hart Coat surface treatment are resistant to liquid intrusion as well as corrosive chemicals necessary for aseptic filling.
In addition, a reinforced bearing handles greater than normal radial loads, so that the motor can be directly coupled with a belt drive.
The motor design also offers excellent performance density, with low electrical losses, and achieves high levels of precision via a high-resolution encoder (SinCos, 1 million increments / revolution).
In terms of motor performance, the RMS holding torque is 1.0Nm, peak torque is 4.4Nm and rated speed is 3,000 rpm.
Finally, in keeping with the flexibility of Elau's modular design philosophy, up to 99 of the PacDriveT SCL-055 servo drives can be controlled by a single PacDriveT controller. Request a free brochure from Inmoco ...
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