D.C. motors and gearmotors

These are the ideal solution to combine high start torques and ease of adjustment.

General specifications
- Diameter: 32 to 63.2 mm
- Power output: 1 to 255 W
- Torque: 0.5 to 25 Nm
- 11 families of direct-drive motors
- 38 families of gearmotors

Brushless motors and gearmotors

Thanks to the direct drive built into the motor frame, a wide range of adjustments - that would be impossible with conventional DC motors - can be made.

General specifications
- Diameter: 57 mm
- Power output: 30 to 103 W
- Torque: 0.8 to 30 Nm
- 3 families of direct drive motors
- 6 families of gearmotors

Synchronous motors and gearmotors

These motors and gearmotors are designed for applications that require constant speed at low torque. In this case, the motor acts as a time base.

General specifications
- 230 Vac, Single-phase
- One-way w/ hook
- Bi-directional, w/ capacitor
- Diameter: 32 to 63.2 mm
- Power output: 0.16 to 2.65 W
- Torque: 0.008 to 5 Nm
- 8 types of direct-drive motors
- 19 families of gearmotors

Stepping motors and gearmotors

The main advantage of these units is that they can operate in openloop mode, i.e. no encoders are needed. In fact, under normal operating conditions, the motor moves a certain number of steps according to the number of input pulses actually emitted. This important feature allows the user to know the actual position of the drive shaft at all times.

General specifications
- Step angle: 7.5° o 15°
- Power requirements: 5 to 12.5 W
- 5 families of direct-drive motors
- 15 families of gearmotors