Axial gap type DC brushless motor capable of achieving a slim shape and high torque.
The axial gap motor is a type of motor that consists of a rotor and stator with permanent magnets arranged on a disk in a direction perpendicular to the rotation axis. The axial type can maintain a high torque even when made thinner, as the gap area does not change. Additionally, it is possible to stack the motors themselves to increase torque. There is growing expectation for its application in the demand for thinner and higher torque motors in recent years, such as in-wheel motors for electric mobility, joint motors for industrial robots, drone propellers, and pumps.
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Motor specifications Voltage: DC 24V Speed: 2,500 rpm Output: 600W Number of poles: 10 poles Number of slots: 12 slots
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Applications/Examples of results
Electric mobility, industrial robots, drones, pumps, etc.
Company information
Taisei Monac Co., Ltd. is a machinery parts manufacturer with its headquarters and factory located in Higashi-Osaka City, and its own factories in Taiwan and China. The company specializes in sintering, aluminum extrusion, flexible shafts, OEM for finished machines, and product models, supplying parts and finished products to manufacturers of general-purpose engines, small outdoor machinery (such as brush cutters, chainsaws, hedge trimmers, etc.), two-wheelers, four-wheelers, agriculture, industry, and construction machinery. In the field of sintering and powder metallurgy, the company has its own manufacturing facilities in Taiwan equipped with powder metallurgy production equipment such as molding, sintering, and heat treatment furnaces, primarily producing in-house sintered parts like clutches, gears, sprockets, rotor pumps, cams, and oil-impregnated bearings. The low-cost production from Taiwan (especially for molds) allows for small lot production. As a development-oriented company, it is currently engaged in research and development of high-density sintering that achieves a density of over 7.5 g/m3 using soft magnetic materials for molded powder magnetic cores and sintered joints. Additionally, the product model division utilizes technologies such as silicone casting, machining, 3D printing, and painting to produce modeling models, functional samples, replicas, and small lot parts.
