Magatom Dynamics is an engineering sourcing and supply-chain integration partner for magnetic, electromagnetic, and precision-motion components. We help OEM teams define requirements, compare architectures, qualify specialist manufacturing routes, plan validation, and coordinate repeatable supply.
Magatom owns the buyer interface and requirement record, coordinates specialist engineering and supply routes, and confirms the responsible facility, process, evidence, and commercial commitments for each project.
Integrated Heavy-Duty Planetary Actuator
Capability architecture
Breadth is organized by connected engineering decisions—not by an unlimited industrial catalog. Start with the domain that owns the first unresolved interface in your application.
Concept illustration01 · Shape and control the field
Connect material, geometry, magnetization, air gap, return path, protection, and assembly choices to the field or force the application actually needs.
Buyer decision: Which magnetic material and circuit architecture can deliver the required result across the real gap, temperature, environment, and tolerance stack?
02 · Convert electrical input into force
Define the magnetic circuit, winding, drive, thermal path, moving interface, return behavior, and validation method as one actuation problem.
Buyer decision: Which coil and magnetic-mechanical architecture can meet force, stroke, response, duty, temperature, fail-state, and life requirements?
03 · Turn electromagnetic design into motion
Match motor topology, electromagnetic loading, thermal path, feedback, mechanics, and controller limits to the complete operating cycle.
Buyer decision: Which motor and drive architecture can meet continuous and peak output, package, thermal, control, efficiency, noise, and life targets?
04 · Close the mechanical and control interfaces
Coordinate the motor or actuator with feedback, bearings, housing, brake, transmission, cabling, controls, and the customer-side mounting boundary.
Buyer decision: Which integrated architecture closes torque or force delivery, stiffness, accuracy, packaging, controls, reliability, and serviceability without hiding interface risk?
Detailed product paths
Each published family turns a category into inputs, choices, risks, validation steps, and an RFQ checklist. Representative photos remain category references—not proof of a Magatom-owned product or facility.
Representative visualRepresentative category visual; geometry, material, coating, and magnetization are confirmed for each project.
Photo by Suradnik50, resized and cropped from the original. Source · CC BY-SA 3.0
Translate a required field, holding force, sensing target, or torque contribution into a reviewable magnet material, geometry, magnetization, coating, tolerance, and validation brief.
Review inputs and decisions →
Representative visualRepresentative category visual; retention, materials, interfaces, and validation are confirmed for each assembly.
Photo by Benzhongo, resized and cropped from the original. Source · CC BY-SA 4.0
Review the magnet, steel path, retention, mating geometry, tolerance stack, protection, and assembly process as one functional unit.
Review inputs and decisions →
Representative visualRepresentative category visual; architecture, interfaces, winding, feedback, and performance are confirmed for each project.
Photo by Nevit Dilmen, resized and composited over a blurred crop of the original. Source · CC BY-SA 3.0
Translate the load cycle, torque-speed points, electrical limits, package, thermal path, feedback, transmission, and interfaces into a reviewable motor or motion-component brief.
Review inputs and decisions →
Representative visualRepresentative category visual; force-stroke behavior, winding, duty, interfaces, and protection are confirmed for each project.
Photo by Zheludenko Pavlo, resized and cropped from the original. Source · CC BY 4.0
Define force over stroke, energized and return behavior, voltage/current, duty cycle, response, thermal limits, package, environment, and life before choosing a coil or solenoid architecture.
Review inputs and decisions →Motion modules · Verified specifications
Explore 14 published planetary and harmonic integrated modules covering 18 to 400 Nm peak output. Every model record includes verified torque, speed, 2D outline drawings, and performance maps.
This catalogue entry is unusual in the set because both Model 1 and Model 2 columns are populated. The source lists different ratios, torque, speed, and mass for those columns, but does not explain their relationship. Compare each column as a separate source configuration and confirm the intended build before choosing one.
The source pairs a 39:1 reduction ratio with 25 Nm rated torque, 76 Nm under the source’s “Peak torque (>3 s)” label, and 100 rpm peak speed. It also lists 1.2 Nm backdrive torque. Treat that value as a catalogue parameter to review under the intended mechanics; it does not by itself establish a QDD classification or a backdrivability guarantee.
Model 1 lists 60 Nm rated torque, 300 Nm under the source’s “Peak torque (>3 s)” label, an 18:1 ratio, and 106 rpm peak speed. The source says a brake can be customized and the standard configuration has no through-bore. Treat the brake as a project option requiring confirmation, not as included hardware.
This is the harmonic-drive record in the set. Model 1 lists a 100:1 ratio, 108 Nm rated torque, 304 Nm under the source’s “Peak torque (>3 s)” label, 62 rpm peak speed, and 1,600 g mass. The catalogue mentions through-bore, brake, and torque-sensor customization; request the exact option stack and resulting drawing before selection.
It is an incomplete connection between the desired output, the real interface, the operating conditions, and the evidence used to accept a result.
Field, force, torque, speed, stroke, position, or fail state.
Envelope, mounting, air gap, mating parts, supply, driver, and controls.
Duty, temperature, contamination, load sequence, shock, and expected life.
Measurement location, fixture, conditions, sample plan, thresholds, and records.
Responsibility boundary
The operating model separates what Magatom controls directly, what it coordinates across specialists, and what can only be committed after a production route is qualified.
The customer-facing definition and project record.
The cross-party work needed to turn a requirement into a controlled route.
The manufacturing and commercial commitments supported by the selected route.
Solution routing
Use a problem route when the product architecture is not fixed. Each route links back to the product families worth comparing.
Hold, locate, couple, release, or index a part while balancing useful force, air gap, safety, surface protection, space, and energy use.
Route this problem →Convert electrical input into controlled rotary output inside limits for torque, speed, duty, temperature, acoustics, package, feedback, and transmission.
Route this problem →Create a pull, push, hold, latch, release, or positioned linear movement with a defined force-stroke-time profile and fail state.
Route this problem →Create a usable magnetic field for sensing, switching, biasing, calibration, attraction, or controlled field exposure while managing geometry, variation, temperature, and interference.
Route this problem →Combine magnetic, electromechanical, structural, electrical, and mating functions into a controlled subassembly instead of sourcing disconnected parts.
Route this problem →The workflow keeps assumptions visible and prevents a category image, reference part, or early quote from becoming an uncontrolled requirement.
Translate the equipment need into measurable field, force, motion, interface, environment, duty, and life requirements.
Evaluate architecture, material, geometry, winding, drive, retention, transmission, protection, and sourcing directions against the requirement.
Match the requirement to a specialist production route, then review process assumptions, inspection access, documentation, capacity, and supply risk.
Agree how a prototype or candidate will be measured under defined application conditions before treating performance as established.
Freeze the approved revision, critical interfaces, acceptance records, change process, packaging, and commercial assumptions.
The launch site deliberately distinguishes verified company facts, engineering directions, representative visuals, concept diagrams, and items that still need project confirmation.
Identity or contact detail supported by an owner-provided record.
A legitimate option to evaluate, not a stock or capability promise.
A licensed category image with visible attribution and context.
A requirement, capability, result, term, or document that is not yet established.
Buyer FAQ
Magatom is an engineering sourcing and supply-chain integration partner for magnetic, electromagnetic, motor, direct-drive, and precision-motion components. Engineering review is the first project step, not the entire company category.
No. Magatom owns the buyer interface, requirement record, and project coordination. The responsible facility, exact process, tooling, certifications, capacity, lead time, and commercial commitment are confirmed for the selected project route.
The portfolio follows one technical chain from magnetic field to electromagnetic conversion and controlled motion. An offer enters the corporate scope only when it belongs to that chain and shares at least two buyer, engineering, supplier, application, or subsystem factors.
No. A concept can start with the required output, envelope, interfaces, environment, duty, validation target, quantity, timing, and destination. Missing choices should be marked open for review.
That is the intended project path, but it is not assumed from a category page. The production route, sample evidence, approved revision, inspection records, packaging, change control, quantity, price, lead time, and repeat-supply terms must be confirmed for the project.
Send a non-confidential summary through the form first. Drawings and supporting files can then be sent to [email protected] with the project reference in the subject line.
Share the function, critical interfaces, operating conditions, validation needs, project stage, quantity, timing, and destination. Use the form, email [email protected], or WhatsApp +86 188 5797 1991; the first response will identify missing inputs and the next qualification step.
An initial review identifies missing inputs and next steps. It does not by itself confirm feasibility, performance, price, or delivery timing.
