Consistency
because you can choose between a control-cabinet installation and a decentralised installation to precisely suit your requirements
Modularity
because the drive electronics are identical for all the product families
Simple installation
both on the supply side and also when installed close to the motor thanks to digital motor integration (single-cable technology)
High potential for savings
because the drive unit already complies with motor efficiency class IE5
Optimum surface/corrosion protection
thanks to new wet-area design and protection class IP66
The MOVIGEAR® classic drive unit combines a gear unit and motor in a single housing and can be combined intelligently with an inverter installed close to the motor or in the control cabinet. This guarantees an ideal level of flexibility for you – specifically to suit your system situation:
You can find the right inverter for you in our new MOVI-C® modular automation system: You can combine the MOVIGEAR® classic drive unit with the application inverters MOVIDRIVE® modular, MOVIDRIVE® system, and MOVIDRIVE® technology or with the new decentralized inverter MOVIMOT® flexible.
The digital motor integration enables you to use a single cable to connect the drive with the inverter. A standardised hybrid cable provides the power supply and data link between the inverter and the drive. Information from the electronic nameplate and braking and diagnostic data such as temperature sensor and motor encoder signals from the drive can thus be transmitted directly to the inverter, making simple and rapid startup possible.
With MOVIGEAR® classic, a high level of energy efficiency is also possible with central installations in the lower power range. Our smallest size 1, which is ideal for use in conveyor applications that require low torques between 10 and 100 Nm, ensures this.
MOVIGEAR® classic is now also available in the new design for use in wet areas /WA. This version is particularly suitable for applications in areas that are subject to regular cleaning or wet lubrication and sensitive areas such as those in the food and beverage industries.
Components of the wet-area design /WA:
MOVIGEAR® classic is also available in a wet-area design /WA. This version is particularly suitable for applications in areas that are subject to regular cleaning or wet lubrication and sensitive areas such as those in the food and beverage industries.
The special features of the new /WA wet-area design include an output shaft, screws and a breather valve made from stainless steel and a drive with degree of protection IP66. Moreover there is a new HCP200 surface coating, which is available in the four colors of papyrus white, ultramarine blue, white aluminium and jet black. If FDA certification is required, there is also the option of selecting the HCP200F surface protection. In addition, the wet-area design includes a pressure compensation fitting /PE in the drive and a safety cover for the output shaft on the B-side.
The following illustration demonstrates the areas of application of the different designs and lists their principal requirements.
Requirements | Standard conveyor applications | Conveyor applications in areas with regular cleaning or wet lubrication |
Requirements on the drive system/surface | - |
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Required protection class | IP65 | IP66 |
Target applications | e.g. logistics, automotive | e.g. beverage industry, bakeries, mills |
Drive type | Standard | Design for use in wet areas /WA |
Series/design | ||||
MGF..1-DSM-C | MGF..2-DSM-C* | MGF..4-DSM-C* | MGF..4-DSM-C/XT* | |
Weight kg | 8 | 14 | 25 | 27 |
Torque class Nm | 100 | 200 | 400 | 400 with extended continuous torque |
Nominal power kW | 0.4 | 0.9 | 2.1 | 3 |
Output speed range min -1 | 35.7 – 555 | 36.2 – 593 | 35.4 – 566 | 35.4 – 566 |
System voltage V | 400 V | 400 V | 400 V | 400 V |
Hollow shaft diameter mm | 20 / 25 | 20 / 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 | 30 / 35 / 40 | 30 / 35 / 40 |
Horizontal conveyor systems:
"The MOVI-C® modular automation system gives customers the option to implement their application both with inverters in a control cabinet and with drive electronics that are either located close to the motor or integrated into it. What's more, they can do so without noticing any differences in terms of project planning, handling and performance. An essential part of the platform is the digital motor integration. This supports automatic drive train startup and also ensures that various sensor signals can be transmitted from the motor to the electronics without requiring any additional installation work."