Tecnotion Low Voltage TM UC and UF Linear Motor Options
Tecnotion Low Voltage TM UC and UF Linear Motor Options
Tecnotion's low-voltage linear motor offering spans two different constructions: TM3z and TM6z iron-core motors with special Z windings, and compact UC and UF ironless motors. It is a selection range rather than a complete linear stage. The distinction matters because the published supply descriptions, force ranges and magnetic behavior differ. The machine still needs guidance, feedback, a suitable drive and a structure capable of delivering the intended motion quality.
Review Summary
A useful range for compact direct-drive axes when the available electrical architecture and motion requirements favor these windings. TM options address a different force and magnetic-loading tradeoff from UC and UF ironless options. Preserve the manufacturer's AC and DC voltage descriptions, select the exact winding and verify the complete force-speed duty. Low voltage alone does not establish machine safety, axis accuracy or a finished positioning system.
Manufacturer Tecnotion Iron-core options TM3z and TM6z with low-voltage Z windings TM electrical description Manufacturer states 48 Vac operation and use up to 400 Vac; do not relabel 48 Vac as a 48 Vdc bus TM force range Across the stated configurations: 60-120 N continuous and 105-210 N peak; exact model and thermal conditions govern TM speed guidance Up to 5 m/s at 48 Vac depending on bus voltage; not a simultaneous maximum-force operating point Ironless options UC and UF; manufacturer describes standard 60 Vdc operation UC and UF force range Across the configurations: 10-39 N continuous and 36-85 N peak Integration boundary Motor components require an appropriate drive, linear feedback, guidance and machine structure Price Request a quote for the motor, magnet track and required axis components Applications and Industries
Tecnotion identifies medical equipment, robotics, laser engraving and packaging as potential low-voltage applications. Consider UC/UF where compact ironless motion and smooth low-speed behavior matter; consider the selected TM Z winding when the force duty and electrical architecture fit. The final choice depends on the complete axis requirements.
Industrial automation
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| Manufacturer | Tecnotion |
| Iron-core options | TM3z and TM6z with low-voltage Z windings |
| TM electrical description | Manufacturer states 48 Vac operation and use up to 400 Vac; do not relabel 48 Vac as a 48 Vdc bus |
| TM force range | Across the stated configurations: 60-120 N continuous and 105-210 N peak; exact model and thermal conditions govern |
| TM speed guidance | Up to 5 m/s at 48 Vac depending on bus voltage; not a simultaneous maximum-force operating point |
| Ironless options | UC and UF; manufacturer describes standard 60 Vdc operation |
| UC and UF force range | Across the configurations: 10-39 N continuous and 36-85 N peak |
| Integration boundary | Motor components require an appropriate drive, linear feedback, guidance and machine structure |
| Price | Request a quote for the motor, magnet track and required axis components |
