19 Jun 2012
MOOG LAUNCHES MAXIMUM DYNAMIC BRUSHLESS SERVO MOTORS
Highly flexible servo motor available in a wide range of flange sizes will help machine builders increase productivity and performance
East Aurora, NY, USA, June 19, 2012 - Moog Industrial Group, a division of Moog Inc. (NYSE: MOG.A and MOG.B) announced the launch of its comprehensive range of 'Maximum Dynamic Brushless Servo Motors (MD Series)'.
The MD Series Servo Motor addresses the evolving needs for higher dynamics through increased angular acceleration (ratio of peak torque to inertia) and higher performance in industrial applications. This servo motor series enables machine builders and end-users in industries such as plastics, die casting, metal forming machinery and presses, food and beverage processing equipment and other industrial production machinery to increase productivity and machine performance through improved cycle times.
Moog’s highly flexible servo motor design can be easily integrated into existing machine infrastructures, thereby reducing the need for and cost of redesign. The modular design of the servo motor can be adapted to user specifications wherever needed through custom windings, flanges, shaft exit, connector types and orientations.
The servo motor is available in a wide range of flange sizes with natural and liquid cooled options. The modular design and characteristics of the motor is maintained throughout the entire range which helps machine builders accelerate their time-to-market.
“System designers today are seeking ways to accelerate the design process and achieve greater efficiency in operations. By combining high dynamics, a wide range of motor sizes and flexibility in motor design, we’ve created a unique product which meets the demanding needs of users in a wide array of industries”, said Andrew Barrett, servo motors product line manager, Moog.
The MD Series Servo Motor is manufactured at Moog’s facility in Bangalore, India, and is also available with Servo Drives that are matched to the motor for optimized system performance. This family of products has been trialed in several applications across multiple industries, with highly successful results.
Technical specifications overview
| Units | MD Series | MD Series | |
| Peak torque Mmax | Nm | 10-2012 | 64.2-2012 |
| [88.5-17,807] | [568-17,807] | ||
| Continuous stall torque M° | Nm | 2.2-629 | 46-1034 |
| [19.5-5,567] | [407-9,152] | ||
| Rated Torque MN | Nm | 1.5-575 | 45-1003 |
| [13.3-5,089] | [398-8,877] | ||
| Rated Speed nN | rpm | 5,500-1,400 | 5,500-1,400 |
| Rated Power PN | kW | 0.85-34.6 | 9.35-60.4 |
| [1.1-46] | [12.5-81] | ||
| Moment of Inertia J | Kg cm2 | 0.78-1,985 | 10.8-1,985 |
| [lb-insec2 x 10-4] | [6.9-17,569] | [96-17,569] | |
| Position Transducer Options | | Resolver | |
| | Encoder | ||
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About Moog
Moog Inc. is a worldwide designer, manufacturer, and integrator of precision control components and systems. Moog Industrial Group, designs and manufactures high performance motion control solutions combining electric, hydraulic, and hybrid technologies with expert consultative support in a range of applications including energy production and generation machinery, industrial production machinery and simulation and test equipment. We help performance-driven companies design and develop their next-generation machines. Moog’s Industrial Group, with fiscal year 2011 sales of USD 629 million and over 40 locations worldwide, is part of Moog Inc. (NYSE:MOG.A and MOG.B) which has sales of USD 2.3 billion. For more information please visit www.moog.com/industrial.
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