Orbex Introduces New Line of Brushless DC Flat Motors

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July 28, 2021

These compact motors, available with or without encoders, are useful for applications that require hightorque density and have space limitations — including robotics, packaging, security, medical and more.

These high-performance motors feature a range of sizes, voltages and speeds to give you the best performance in space-limited installations. Motor diameters range from 43 mm to 90 mm and lengths range from 9 to 38 millimeters to give many options for efficient use in compact spaces. Available power levels span from 12 to 220 watts with winding options for different supply voltages.

To learn more about these flat brushless DC motors, visit: www.orbexgroup.com.

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