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LMC Series

LMC Series Coreless Linear Motors

Type
Coreless forcer + U-shaped magnet stator
Models
46 forcers on 7 stator heights (LMCA - LMC-HUB)
Continuous Force
12 - 684 N
Peak Force (1 s)
48 - 2,736 N

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HIWIN synchronous linear motors LMC are the born sprinters. They are light and extremely dynamic. This is due to their coreless primary part (forcer) with epoxy cast coils: it needs to move very little of its own weight. The secondary part is composed of a U-shaped stator made of permanent magnets.

Need maximum force density instead of the lightest forcer? The iron-core LMSA trades some smoothness for 4,458 N peak force. View LMSA Series →

  • 0 N

    Attraction force between forcer and stator

  • 2,736 N

    Peak force from the largest forcer (LMCFC)

  • 0.05 kg

    Mass of the smallest forcer (LMC-HUB1)

Applications

  • High-speed, light-load automation equipment
  • Dust-free environment automation equipment
  • Flat panel equipment
  • Optical detection equipment
  • Scanning electron microscope equipment
  • Semiconductor equipment

Models

The letter after LMC picks the frame: A, B and C forcers run in 32 mm pole-pair-pitch tracks 60, 80 and 103 mm tall, D, E and F in 60 mm pitch tracks 86.8, 106.8 and 131.3 mm tall, and HUB is the 41.5 mm miniature frame. The final character is the forcer length within its frame (1 through 8, then A and C for the longest coils). LMC is coreless, so there is no attraction-force column: attraction between forcer and stator is zero. Height is the magnet track (stator) height from the order code.

Model Continuous force (N) Peak force 1 s (N) Height (mm) Configure
LMCA1 12 48 60 Configure ↗
LMCA2 24 96 60 Configure ↗
LMCA3 34 136 60 Configure ↗
LMCA4 45 180 60 Configure ↗
LMCA5 52 208 60 Configure ↗
LMCA6 62 248 60 Configure ↗
LMCA7 72 289 60 Configure ↗
LMCA8 83 331 60 Configure ↗
LMCAA 96 386 60 Configure ↗
LMCAC 124 496 60 Configure ↗
LMCB1 18 72 80 Configure ↗
LMCB2 36 144 80 Configure ↗
LMCB3 54 216 80 Configure ↗
LMCB4 73 292 80 Configure ↗
LMCB5 91 364 80 Configure ↗
LMCB6 109 436 80 Configure ↗
LMCB7 128 512 80 Configure ↗
LMCB8 145 580 80 Configure ↗
LMCBA 181 724 80 Configure ↗
LMCBC 216 864 80 Configure ↗
LMCC1 24 98 103 Configure ↗
LMCC2 49 195 103 Configure ↗
LMCC3 73 293 103 Configure ↗
LMCC4 98 391 103 Configure ↗
LMCC5 122 489 103 Configure ↗
LMCC6 147 586 103 Configure ↗
LMCC7 171 684 103 Configure ↗
LMCC8 195 780 103 Configure ↗
LMCCA 244 977 103 Configure ↗
LMCCC 293 1173 103 Configure ↗
LMCD4 131 524 86.8 Configure ↗
LMCD6 197 788 86.8 Configure ↗
LMCD8 262 1048 86.8 Configure ↗
LMCDA 328 1312 86.8 Configure ↗
LMCE4 184 736 106.8 Configure ↗
LMCE6 276 1104 106.8 Configure ↗
LMCE8 368 1472 106.8 Configure ↗
LMCEA 460 1840 106.8 Configure ↗
LMCEC 552 2208 106.8 Configure ↗
LMCF4 228 912 131.3 Configure ↗
LMCF6 342 1368 131.3 Configure ↗
LMCF8 456 1824 131.3 Configure ↗
LMCFA 570 2280 131.3 Configure ↗
LMCFC 684 2736 131.3 Configure ↗
LMC-HUB1 20 80 41.5 Configure ↗
LMC-HUB2 40 160 41.5 Configure ↗

Part numbers & options

How a part number reads

LMC A S 3 (magnet track: 60 mm stator height, standard model, 320 mm segment)

LMC
Series — LMC coreless linear motor
A
Height of stator — A 60 · B 80 · C 103 · D 86.8 · E 106.8 · F 131.3 · HUB 41.5 mm
S
Model — S standard
3
Length of stator — A-C frames: 0 128 · 1 192 · 3 320 mm; D-F frames: 1 120 · B 180 · 2 300 mm; HUB: 1 72 · 2 120 mm

The configurator assembles this number for you, with drawings and 3D CAD. Configure ↗

Stator heights

Seven U-shaped track heights, each carrying its own forcer family.

  • A 60 mm — LMCA forcers, 12-124 N continuous
  • B 80 mm — LMCB forcers, 18-216 N continuous
  • C 103 mm — LMCC forcers, 24-293 N continuous
  • D 86.8 mm — LMCD forcers, 131-328 N continuous
  • E 106.8 mm — LMCE forcers, 184-552 N continuous
  • F 131.3 mm — LMCF forcers, 228-684 N continuous
  • HUB 41.5 mm — LMC-HUB miniature forcers, 20-40 N continuous

Magnet track lengths

Stator segments chain end to end to build the stroke; the length code depends on the frame.

  • 0 128 mm segment — A, B and C frames
  • 1 192 mm segment — A, B and C frames
  • 3 320 mm segment — A, B and C frames
  • 1 120 mm segment — D, E and F frames
  • B 180 mm segment — D, E and F frames
  • 2 300 mm segment — D, E and F frames
  • 1 72 mm segment — HUB frame
  • 2 120 mm segment — HUB frame

Thermal protection

  • PTC 3 thermal switches in series — SNM100 to the 100 degree C winding limit; LMC-HUB carries SNM120 rated to 120 degrees C

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How buying works

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