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TMRW Series

TMRW Series Water-Cooled Torque Motor

Type
Frameless water-cooled torque motor
Cooling
Water jacket
Maximum torque (US listing)
3,600 N·m
Peak torque (product directory)
5,020 N·m

Start customizing your product with our configurator

The TMRW is HIWIN's established water-cooled torque motor for machine tools, rotary tables, and automation: a frameless rotor and stator with a large hollow shaft, high power density, and maintenance-free operation. TM-2 is the current generation on the same installation interface, with larger torque and cogging cut in half; TMRW remains the series specified on the US product listing at up to 3,600 N·m.

TM-2 is the current generation on the same interface: larger torque and cogging reduced by half. View TM-2 Series →

  • 3,600 N·m

    Maximum torque on the US product page

  • 4,000 rpm

    Maximum speed (product directory)

  • 0

    Gearbox parts in the drive path

Applications

  • Machine tools
  • Automation technology
  • Rotary tables
  • Indexing axes

Headline ratings

US listing quotes 3,600 N·m maximum torque; the product directory quotes 5,020 N·m peak and 4,000 rpm. Frame sizes are quoted from the torque-motor catalog. TM-2 is the drop-in next generation.

Series Construction Max torque (N·m) Peak torque (N·m) Max speed (rpm) Configure
TMRW Water-cooled frameless 3,600 5,020 4,000 Configure ↗

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How buying works

Spec it in the configurator: drawings, 3D CAD, and a quote to follow.

HIWIN series are configured to your application, not bought off the shelf. Start from your loads and speeds if you are still choosing a size.

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