The document provides specifications for Pacific Scientific N&K-Series NEMA 34 high torque motors, including torque, current, resistance, inductance, detent torque, thermal resistance, and inertia ratings for various motor models. It also lists features and benefits of the motor series such as high torque capability, improved torque linearity, rugged construction, and optional encoder mounting provisions.
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1. 31xL (12.700) (3.175) (14.097) (93.98) (112.78)
0.5000 0.1250 0.555 3.70 4.44
32xL (12.700) (3.175) (14.097) (132.59) (151.38)
0.5000 0.1250 0.555 5.22 5.96
33xL (15.875) (4.763) (17.907) (171.20) (89.99)
0.6250 0.1875 0.705 6.74 7.48
34xL (15.875) (4.763) (17.907) (209.55) (228.35)
0.6250 0.1875 0.705 8.25 8.99
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PACIFIC SCIENTIFIC N&K-SERIES NEMA 34 HIGH TORQUE MOTORS
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Features
With holding torques to 5700 oz-in
(356 lb-in), the N and K Series
provide the highest torques per
frame size in the industry— more
than 3 and 5 phase designs.
Improved torque linearity (above
rated current) provides high peak
torque capability (duty cycle
dependent, contact factory)
High torque at moderate speeds
Low detent torque harmonic
K Series uses patented Sigmax®
technology to develop 25% more
torque than N Series
Runs cooler than comparable
steppers using identical drive
parameters
Special rotor design for high
acceleration
Rugged “housingless” square
frame
Sealed per IP65
Outer bearing races won’t turn—
front locked (in steel insert) and
rear held by O-ring
Extensive selection of shaft
configurations, terminations,
standard and special windings
Two phase design
Optional encoder mounting
provisions
Benefits
Optimized magnetics provide
maximum performance in small
envelope, reducing space required
for the motor.
Acceleration boost to move loads
even faster. Provides more torque
for intermittent duty applications.
Cost effective alternative to servo
motors
Provides smoother microstepping
performance
Select from broad performance
range to meet your requirement
Longer, more reliable motor life—
backed by a two year warranty
Move/position loads fast
Efficient use of volume for optimal
magnetic circuit
For splashproof requirements
Long life bearings— also prevents
axial shaft movement for encoder
applications
Match your requirements
Compatible with most drivers,
smoother microstepping, and lower
input power required vs. three
phase for same torque
Optimizes control scheme
SPLASHPROOF CONSTRUCTION-TERMINAL BOARD CONNECTIONS
(mm) in
LEADWIRE HOOKUP MODELS
(mm) in
SPLASHPROOF CONSTRUCTION-MS CONNECTOR(S)
(mm) in
Motor D K T L MAX
31xR (12.700) (3.175) (14.097) (79.502)
0.5000 0.1250 0.555 3.13
32xR (12.700) (3.175) (14.097) (118.11)
0.5000 0.1250 0.555 4.65
33xR (15.875) (4.763) (17.907) (155.70)
0.6250 0.1875 0.705 6.13
34xR (15.875) (4.763) (17.907) (195.07)
0.6250 0.1875 0.705 7.68
Motor D K T X L MAX
31xC (12.700) (3.175) (14.097) (90.42) (112.78)
0.5000 0.1250 0.555 3.56 4.44
32xC (12.700) (3.175) (14.097) (128.78) (151.38)
0.5000 0.1250 0.555 5.07 5.96
33xC (15.875) (4.763) (17.907) (165.10) (89.99)
0.6250 0.1875 0.705 6.59 7.48
34xC (15.875) (4.763) (17.907) (205.99) (228.35)
0.6250 0.1875 0.705 8.11 8.99
Motor D K T X L MAX
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All ratings typical and at 25°C unless otherwise noted.
➀ Refer to Selection Guide for more information.
➁ With rated current applied.
➂ Windings at 130°C and motor in still air at 40°C (without heat sink). Operation of
these motors above rated current may cause demagnetization. Contact factory.
➃ Small signal inductance as measured with impedance bridge at 1kHz, 1 amp.
➄ Thermal resistance measured with motor hanging in still air (unmounted).
Holding
Connection➀ Torque➁ Phase Phase Rotor
Typical (2 phases on) Rated Resistance Inductance➃ Detent Thermal Inertia Net
Leadwire Motor oz-in (N-m) Current/Phase➂ (ohms) (mH) Torque Resistance➄ oz-in-S2
Weight
Model Number ±10% (amps DC) ±10% Typical oz-in (N-m) (°C/watt) (kgm2
x 10-3
) kg(lbs)
RATINGS AND CHARACTERISTICS SEE SYSTEM RECOMMENDATIONS AND DATA ON PAGES 90-91.
Motor parameters and winding data.
Parallel
Series
Unipolar
K SERIES - SIGMAX® 1 ROTOR STACK
K31HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 830 (5.86) 8.6 0.18 1.2
K31HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 830 (5.86) 4.3 0.72 4.7
K31HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 590 (4.16) 6.1 0.36 1.2 25 2.7 0.0202 2.27
K31HRFK-LNK-NS-00 • 845 (5.96) 6.6 0.29 2.1 (0.18) (0.14) (5)
K31HRFK-LNK-NS-00 • 845 (5.96) 3.3 1.16 8.3
K31HRFK-LNK-NS-00 • 600 (4.23) 4.7 0.58 2.1
N SERIES - Standard 1 ROTOR STACK
N31HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 650 (4.59) 8.6 0.18 1.4
N31HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 650 (4.59) 4.3 0.72 5.8
N31HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 460 (3.25) 6.1 0.36 1.4 18 2.7 0.0202 2.27
N31HRFK-LNK-NS-00 • 665 (4.69) 6.6 0.29 2.6 (0.13) (0.14) (5)
N31HRFK-LNK-NS-00 • 665 (4.69) 3.3 1.16 10.3
N31HRFK-LNK-NS-00 • 470 (3.32) 4.7 0.58 2.6
K SERIES - SIGMAX® 2 ROTOR STACK
K32HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 1535 (10.83) 10 0.18 1.4
K32HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 1535 (10.83) 5 0.7 5.5
K32HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 1085 (7.66) 7.1 0.35 1.4 50 2 0.038 3.81
K32HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 1515 (10.69) 8.1 0.26 2 (0.35) (0.27) (8.4)
K32HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 1515 (10.69) 4.1 1.03 8.1
K32HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 1070 (7.55) 5.8 0.52 2
N SERIES - Standard 2 ROTOR STACK
N32HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 1215 (8.58) 10 0.18 1.8
N32HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 1215 (8.58) 5 0.7 7
N32HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 860 (6.07) 7.1 0.35 1.8 36 2 0.038 3.81
N32HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 1200 (8.47) 8.1 0.26 2.6 (0.25) (0.27) (8.4)
N32HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 1200 (8.47) 4.1 1.03 10.3
N32HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 850 (6.00) 5.8 0.52 2.6
K SERIES - SIGMAX® 3 ROTOR STACK
K33HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 2150 (15.17) 9.9 0.22 1.7
K33HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 2150 (15.17) 5 0.87 7
K33HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 1520 (10.73) 7 0.44 1.7 75 1.6 0.0567 5.39
K33HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 2340 (16.52) 9 0.26 2.6 (0.53) (0.40) (11.9)
K33HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 2340 (16.52) 4.5 1.06 10.6
K33HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 1655 (11.68) 6.3 0.53 2.6
N SERIES - Standard 3 ROTOR STACK
N33HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 1715 (12.10) 9.9 0.22 2.3
N33HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 1715 (12.10) 5 0.87 9
N33HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 1215 (8.58) 7 0.44 2.3 54 1.6 0.0567 5.39
N33HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 1845 (13.02) 9 0.26 3.4 (0.38) (0.40) (11.9)
N33HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 1845 (13.02) 4.5 1.06 13.6
N33HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 1305 (9.21) 6.3 0.53 3.4
K SERIES - SIGMAX® 4 ROTOR STACK
K34HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 2725 (19.23) 11.3 0.2 2
K34HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 2725 (19.23) 5.6 0.82 8.2
K34HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 1930 (13.62) 8 0.41 2 65 1.3 0.075 6.84
K34HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 2790 (19.69) 8.7 0.33 3.6 (0.50) (0.53) (15.1)
K34HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 2790 (19.69) 4.4 1.32 14.5
K34HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 1975 (13.94) 6.2 0.66 3.6
N SERIES - Standard 4 ROTOR STACK
N34HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 2140 (15.10) 11.3 0.2 2.6
N34HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 2140 (15.10) 5.6 0.82 10.6
N34HRFM-LNK-NS-00 • 1510 (10.66) 8 0.41 2.6 57 1.3 0.075 6.84
N34HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 2180 (15.39) 8.7 0.33 4.7 (0.40) (0.53) (15.1)
N34HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 2180 (15.39) 4.4 1.32 18.8
N34HRFL-LNK-NS-00 • 1545 (10.90) 6.2 0.66 4.7
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PACIFIC SCIENTIFIC N&K-SERIES NEMA 34 STEPPER SYSTEMS
PACIFIC SCIENTIFIC N&K-SERIES NEMA 34 STEPPER SYSTEMS
36 volt
Nema34Frame,4RotorStackNema34Frame,3RotorStackNema34Frame,2RotorStackNema34Frame,1RotorStack
K31, L Series - 3.5 ARMS
N31, J Series - 2.5 ARMS
N31, K Series - 2.5 ARMS
N31, J Parallel - 3.5 ARMS
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Speed (rpm)
K32, L Series - 3.5 ARMS
N32, L Series - 3.5 ARMS
N32, M Series - 3.5 ARMS
N32, L Series - 2.5 ARMS
6210/6215 Microstepping Drives SEE PAGE 74
• 24-40 VDC input
• Step/direction input or oscillator models
• Current selectable from 1 to 3.5 amps peak
• Microstepping - 4 step sizes
6410/6415 Microstepping Drives SEE PAGE 72
• 24-75 VDC input
• Step/direction input or oscillator models
• Current selectable from 0.625 to 7.1 amps peak
• Selectable step sizes, binary or decimal, full to 1/250 or 1/256
Impulse Microstepping Drives SEE PAGE 75
• 90-120 VAC input, 160 VDC bus
• Step/direction input
• Programmable inputs/outputs
• Current selectable from 0.75 to 4.0 amps
• Microstepping 200 to 100,000, selectable in increments of 200
NextStep®
Microstepping Drives SEE PAGE 76
• 90-120 VAC input, 160 VDC bus. 240 V model available
• Step/direction input
• Current selectable from 0 to 7.9 amps, to 3.9 A for 240 V model
• 5,000 steps/rev to 50,000 steps/rev microstepping
SMARTSTEP Microstepping Drives SEE PAGE 77
• 90-120 VAC input, 160 VDC bus. 240 V model available
• Programmable indexing
• Current selectable from 0 to 7.9 amps, to 3.9 A for 240 V model
• 36,000 steps/rev microstepping
The performance information shown in the
torque/speed curves that follow show the N & K
series of NEMA 34 step motors with windings,
connections and current levels selected for
maximum performance with the drives shown
on this page. For additional assistance in sizing
or selecting the stepper system appropriate for
your application, contact Danaher Motion
Customer Support at 815-226-2222.
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