Offered in models as small as 50 watts, the drive provides the
flexibility to tailor axes to a machine’s actual power requirement,
minimizing system size and cost. Its compact design makes the drive
well-suited for machines that require less than 1.5kW and up to 12.55N-m
of instantaneous torque. The Kinetix 3 component servo drive is easily
configured using Allen-Bradley UltraWare, free software available as
part of the Kinetix Accelerator Toolkit. Additional features include
online vibration suppression, advanced auto-tuning and faster settling
time, which reduces start-up time by virtually eliminating many steps in
the commissioning process. The drive can index up to 64 points via
Modbus or through its digital inputs.

Rockwell Automation Inc.
www.ab.com/motion
800.227.6143

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