Linear Shaft Motor (PSME Series)

  • Built-in encoder
  • Ideal for Z-axis
  • Small cross-section
  • Control mode switching function available

Conventional Ballscrew Form Factor Shaft Motors For Precious And Efficient Linear Motion Systems

PBA Linear Shaft motors were designed with similar form factor dimensional outline and Functionality to that of a mechanical ballscrew/nut with the intention to provide to equivalent upgrades to traditionally ballscrews and pneumatic cylinder applications.

The coils of the PSM motor surrounds the magnets allowing for optimal use of magnetic flux which makes the air gap non-critical and allows for max efficiency as the motor requires less current and mass to produce similar force ranges when compared to other brushless linear motors.

Resultant performance characteristics from the above design are precision positioning and Minimal speed ripple which makes the range of applications unlimited and highly diverse.

  • Zero cogging
  • Precise speed and positional capability
  • Low torque ripple
  • Simple economical construction
  • Compact and lightweight
  • Non-criticalx` air gap
  • Easy upgrade of existing ballscrew systems

Specifications

Detailed specification are available at the DOWNLOADS section of this site.

PSME Series - Specification table

ModelCoil SizeContinuous Force
(N)
Peak Force
(N)
Continuous Current
(A)
Peak Current
(A)
Motor Dimensions
with Hall Sensor
L x W x H (mm)
PSME06C13.510.70.782.3549.4 x 12.5 x19.1
PSME12C29.227.61.123.3574 x 20 x 27.4
Note: Continuous force is measured under natural convection, refer to the detail parameters table for more information.

 

Force Chart for PSME Motor

Please click on the chart image to view in details.

Part Number System

PSME Series – Part Numbering System

Downloads

The PSM/PSME Series Catalogue, 3D Drawings and Linear Motor Sizer Software
are also available at the DOWNLOADS section of this site. The technical files and content (i.e. 3D Drawings, Manuals and Software) in the download area is available only for registered users.
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