Where to Buy 24VDC Electric Motor up to 500 kg Load, 180 RPM, 1000Nm Torque

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A 24VDC electric motor capable of handling a 500 kg load at 180 RPM and 1000Nm torque is highly demanding, equating to an 18,000 watt (25 HP) motor, which is uncommon in 24 volts. Suggestions include exploring manufacturers of golf carts and aircraft servo mechanisms, although these typically operate at higher voltages. A 480 VAC 3-phase motor is usually recommended for such applications, with potential alternatives in 240 VDC motors, albeit with efficiency losses. Electric car motors can provide peak values of 18KW, which might meet the requirements. Finding a suitable motor will likely require specialized sourcing or custom solutions.
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Anyone know where will i be able to get a 24VDC Electric Motor [with or with gear reduction] that can take up to a maximum of 500 kg load at a maximum of 180 rpm at a maximum torque of 1000Nm?

Appreciate that someone can help.
Thank you.
 
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My first thought would be to approach a manufacturer of golf carts. I think that they're normally 48-volt, but there might be lighter ones available. You could also investigate aircraft servo mechanisms, many of which are 24-volt.
 
star00 said:
Anyone know where will i be able to get a 24VDC Electric Motor [with or with gear reduction] that can take up to a maximum of 500 kg load at a maximum of 180 rpm at a maximum torque of 1000Nm?

Appreciate that someone can help.
Thank you.

You are asking for an 18,000 watt [25 HP] motor. That is a 750 Amp motor! You aren't going to find that in 24 volts [at least, not that I've ever seen].

Normally we would use a 480 VAC 3 phase motor for an application like this.
 
It looks like you might be able to do this using 240 VDC, but you would still have to allow for losses.
http://www.romanoffindustries.com/catalog_DC_equipment/DC_motor/25hp/400rpm

You can get 18KW peak values from electric car motors.
 
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