What Is the True Torque and RPM of This DC Motor?

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The discussion centers on determining the true torque and RPM specifications of a Crouzet geared DC motor, specifically model 82861015, which has a rated torque of 0.5 Nm and a speed of 430 RPM. Users express confusion regarding whether the torque rating refers to the motor's output before or after the gearbox. It is established that quoted specifications typically represent rated values, which may indicate maximum performance under ideal conditions. Understanding these specifications is crucial for selecting the right motor for projects requiring specific torque and RPM ranges.

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Hello everyone

For a project I'm currently working on, I need a dc motor which can generate a torque of about 0.1-0.2 Nm (or more) with a rpm of about 120-200.

http://uk.farnell.com/crouzet/82861015/motor-geared-24vdc-430rpm/dp/3115616?Ntt=CROUZET+-+82861015.+-+MOTOR%2C+GEARED%2C+24VDC%2C+430RPM

The geared motor of the above link, (data sheet: http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/30394.pdf) looks promising at first sight, but when you browse some more on farnell.com, you encounter a lot of these 'Crouzet' motors which are priced equally, have the same torque, but different rotational speed.

So, I was wondering: is this 0.5Nm torque the torque the motor delivers as input to the gearbox (so the output torque - after the gearbox has done it's job - is higher/lower) or is this really the applicable torque and rpm for the motor?

Thanks in advance!
 
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When people quote numbers for devices like that, they almost always are the "rated" numbers. Rated usually, but not necessarily means maximum.
 

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