Allient EnduraMax 75i, iDrive and sDrive Integrated Motors
EnduraMax combines a brushless DC motor and local drive electronics. The 75i introduction describes torque, speed and position control; current iDrive pages extend the comparison across 75 and 95 mm frames. sDrive is the separate speed-focused branch. The family shares an integration concept, not one universal power, interface or environmental configuration.
Key Specifications
75i introduction | 75 mm platform; three stack lengths; 12/24/48 VDC winding choices |
75i published maxima | Up to 370 W continuous power and 1.3 Nm continuous torque; not one simultaneous operating point |
Current iDrive family | 75/95 mm frames; 12–48 VDC overview; 120–470 W and 0.3–1.9 Nm across variants |
Current sDrive family | 75/95 mm frames; 12–48 VDC overview; 85–300 W and 0.2–1.7 Nm across variants |
Control distinction | iDrive: torque/speed/position focus; sDrive: fixed or variable speed focus |
75i command choices | Introduction lists analog inputs and optional CANopen/Modbus; select exact electronics |
Environmental and brake options | 75i introduction identifies optional brake and IP67 construction; not universal |
Procurement | Request a quote for exact frame, winding, electronics, options and mechanical build |
Applications and Industries
Compact low-voltage motor-drive assemblies for suitable traction, steering, actuator, fan, pump and material-handling duties.
Manufacturing and automation
Review Summary
Consider iDrive when the selected application needs its specified torque, speed or position-control functions, and compare sDrive for fixed or variable speed duty. Preserve the exact motor and electronics configuration. Integrated packaging can simplify cabinet wiring while moving heat, power distribution and service requirements onto the driven equipment.
Price and Configuration
Request a quote for the selected configuration,quantity and delivery schedule. Confirm the exact model,options,integration scope and support terms.
