maxon EC Flat Frameless Motor Kit Range
The maxon EC flat frameless range supplies the active rotor and stator components for a motor built into the customer's mechanism. The 45, 60 and 90 designations cover different sizes and configurations. These kits are not finished bearing-supported actuators: the machine designer supplies the mechanical support, housing, alignment and heat path. Electromate's frameless-kit listing represents this broader integration concept, while an EC45 review addresses only one size within it.
Key Specifications
Manufacturer | maxon; Electromate is a supplier |
Range | EC flat frameless 45, 60 and 90 configurations |
Construction | Separate rotor and stator for integration into a customer-designed assembly |
Mechanical responsibilities | Housing, shaft, bearings, rotor retention, alignment and guarding are integration tasks |
Thermal ratings | Use the exact part's winding and stated thermal reference conditions; power labels are not a universal installed continuous rating |
Control equipment | A compatible drive and feedback arrangement must be selected for the exact winding and operating duty |
Lifecycle | Check the current ordering page; at least EC frameless 90 part 543673 is marked not recommended for new designs |
Price | Request a quote for the exact kit, winding, quantity and integration scope |
Applications and Industries
Consider the kits for custom robot joints, compact rotary mechanisms, instrument positioning and integrated machine axes where the equipment builder can design and validate the bearing, housing and cooling system. A packaged servo motor is often the more direct choice when the project does not need custom mechanical integration.
Industrial automation
Review Summary
A strong option when a custom joint or compact rotary mechanism benefits from integrating the motor directly into its structure. Its value depends on engineering the surrounding assembly well. A frameless kit reduces packaging constraints but moves bearing design, rotor retention, air-gap control, cooling and assembly acceptance onto the equipment builder. Lifecycle and thermal reference conditions deserve attention before a new design is committed.
Price and Configuration
Request a quote for the selected configuration,quantity and delivery schedule. Confirm the exact model,options,integration scope and support terms.
