Allen-Bradley MPL-A330P-MJ74AA

Allen-Bradley's MPL-A330P-MJ74AA  is a moderate level servo motor with a high torque output. It is a member of the Allen-Bradley MPL servo motors family and was equipped to accommodate a wide range of jobs in a wide variety of applications. Additionally, it belongs to the 200 volt voltage class of these servo motors. The MPL-A330P-MJ74AA low-inertia servo motor has a 100-millimeter diameter and is intended to fit within a 100-millimeter-diameter frame. This motor has a three-inch magnet stack with a maximum rated speed of 5000 revolutions per minute (rpm). This is accomplished by the use of a multi-turn high-resolution encoder equipped with a shaft key. However, there is no shaft seal. The MPL-A330P-MJ74AA low-inertia servo motor, according to the manufacturer, has a 24 volt DC (direct current) brake, while other MPL servo motors do not. Importantly, it features an IEC mounting flange in addition to the standard factory-specified options and accessories.

Part number MPL-A330P-MJ74AA has low inertia and is ideal for use in high-performance motion systems such as robotics. As the name indicates, it is a brushless servo motor optimized for use in high-performance motion systems. It is vital to note that the shaft should never be seized or shifted while picking up or handling the MPL-A330P-MJ74AA low-inertia servo motor. If the shaft of the motor breaks, it may fall and hurt anybody close. While the shaft can support the motor, it is possible for the shaft cap to break away, resulting in the motor being dropped and damaged. The shaft cap must be removed prior to powering on the MPL-A330P-MJ74AA low-inertia servo motor. To avoid damaging the motor's internal components, this must be done gently using a screwdriver or by hand, rather than with a hammer or other abrasive instrument. Protective servo motor shields and shaft seals may be installed on this servo motor to secure it from harm and enhance its operational range.