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Planetary integrated joint actuator

50 Nm peak planetary joint actuator, 36:1 ratio: MGA-PJ-60-13-36

The Model 1 table lists 16 Nm rated torque, 50 Nm under the source’s “Peak torque (>3 s)” label, a 36:1 ratio, and 67 rpm peak speed. The source also mentions a 100 KV version without defining its full configuration; ask for the exact winding/version data before comparing it with the listed table.

Is the listed 67 rpm peak speed suitable, or is the separately mentioned 100 KV version required?

MGA-PJ-60-13-36 integrated planetary joint actuator, three-quarter product view on a white background.
MGA-PJ-60-13-36 product view. The image is used as a visual reference; confirm the exact configuration before design release.

Model 1 summary

Start with the published torque, speed, mass, and ratio

Summary values are transcribed from the catalogue strip and checked against the Model 1 table. They are not a substitute for an application duty-cycle review.

Peak torque (>3 s)
50 Nm
Peak speed
67 RPM
Weight
610 g
Reduction ratio
36
Verified fact

What this catalogue record confirms

MGA-PJ-60-13-36 is identified in the supplied product literature as a planetary integrated joint actuator. The specification tables below retain the source's Model 1 and Model 2 labels and every listed field.

  • Standard configuration has no through-bore and does not support a brake.
  • Standard communication supports CAN bus; EtherCAT/CAN FD can be customized.
  • The source notes a 100KV version; confirm its exact configuration and lead time with sales before ordering.
  • The standard configuration has no water-resistance protection. Contact sales before ordering if needed.
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Selection questions that still need an application answer

A catalogue value narrows the comparison. It does not establish fit for a mechanism without the load profile, mounting stack, controller, and operating environment.

  • Required continuous torque, peak torque, peak duration, and repetition rate
  • Output speed, acceleration, reversal, impact, and duty cycle
  • Mounting face, bolt pattern, shaft/bore, cable route, and external loads
  • Supply voltage, control mode, communication, feedback, brake, and protection requirements
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MGA-PJ-60-13-36 technical specifications

The catalogue labels its columns Model 1 and Model 2 but does not define the difference between them. Both labels are retained as published. A source dash or unpopulated cell is presented as “Not specified in source.”

Motor electrical
ParameterUnitModel 1Model 2
Operating voltageV12-72Not specified in source
Rated voltageV48Not specified in source
Rated torqueNm16Not specified in source
Rated speedRPM50Not specified in source
Rated currentA(rms)7Not specified in source
Peak torque (>3 s)Nm50Not specified in source
Peak speedRPM67Not specified in source
Peak currentA(rms)20Not specified in source
Torque constantNm/A2.29Not specified in source
Back-EMF constantVrms/KrpmNot specified in sourceNot specified in source
Speed constantrpm/V50Not specified in source
Motor constantNm/√WNot specified in sourceNot specified in source
Electromechanical time constantmsNot specified in sourceNot specified in source
Electrical time constantmsNot specified in sourceNot specified in source
Pole pairs—7Not specified in source
Winding connection—StarNot specified in source
Phase resistanceΩ0.62Not specified in source
Phase inductancemH0.46Not specified in source
Mechanical
ParameterUnitModel 1Model 2
Reduction ratio—36Not specified in source
Reducer backlashArcmin10Not specified in source
Output bearing—Crossed-roller bearingNot specified in source
Backdrive torqueNm1.3Not specified in source
Rotational inertiag.cm²Not specified in sourceNot specified in source
Weightg610Not specified in source
Axial loadkN4.8Not specified in source
Radial loadkN2.1Not specified in source
Control and interface
ParameterUnitModel 1Model 2
Control bandwidthHz2000Not specified in source
Communication—CANNot specified in source
Encoder type—Mechanical dual encoderNot specified in source
Encoder resolutionbit14Not specified in source
CAN interface—XT30(2+2)PW-MNot specified in source
USB interface—SH1.0-4PNot specified in source
Power interface—XT30(2+2)PW-MNot specified in source
Control modes—Servo mode; Speed mode; Torque mode; Force-position hybrid modeNot specified in source
Protection functions—Overvoltage protection; Overcurrent protection; Overtemperature protectionNot specified in source
Environment
ParameterUnitModel 1Model 2
Duty type—S2Not specified in source
Ingress protection—IP40Not specified in source
Cooling method—IC410Not specified in source
Ambient operating temperature—-20℃~50℃Not specified in source
Insulation class—FNot specified in source
Dielectric strength—500V 1kHz 1A 1msNot specified in source
Insulation resistance—100MΩ 20℃Not specified in source
Noise—60dB/1.0mNot specified in source
Temperature sensor—NTC MF52B 103F3950Not specified in source

All data are provided for U= 48 V and T= 25°C, unless otherwise specified. Specifications for different voltage levels or other operating limits, and corresponding simulation models, are available upon request.

Have a torque-speed profile or mounting drawing?

Send it with the duty cycle and controller requirements for a model-specific engineering review.

Start an Engineering Review

01 · Screen the duty

Match torque and speed over time

Compare rated and peak values with the actual motion profile, including peak duration, repetition, acceleration, and thermal conditions. Do not size from peak torque alone.

02 · Check interfaces

Resolve the mechanical and electrical stack

Compare the original drawing with the mating parts, loads, cable route, connectors, supply, communication protocol, and feedback requirements.

03 · Confirm the build

Request configuration-specific evidence

Confirm the selected Model 1/Model 2 configuration, current drawing revision, option content, test conditions, and validation evidence before freezing a design.

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Original drawing and motor performance map

The drawing is reproduced from the supplied source image unchanged, including any visible source mark. The performance-map image is also used unchanged. Its graphic identifies torque, speed, power, current, and efficiency axes, but does not identify curve names or a Model 1/Model 2 configuration.

MGA-PJ-60-13-36 original 2D technical drawing showing dimensioned mounting and housing views; source image used unchanged.
Original 2D drawing reproduced unchanged. Confirm revision, tolerances, and mating interfaces before production use.
MGA-PJ-60-13-36 source motor performance map with torque in Nm, speed in rpm, power in W, current in A, and efficiency in percent.
Source motor performance map. Curve labels/configuration are not identified in the graphic; confirm which configuration and operating limits apply before design closure.
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Nearby catalogue records to compare

These links help compare published data within the same product set. Similar headline values do not make actuators interchangeable.

Planetary · Model 1

MGA-PJ-60-10-39

25 Nm rated torque · 76 Nm peak torque · 39:1 ratio

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Planetary · Model 1

MGA-PJ-72-10-36

27 Nm rated torque · 82 Nm peak torque · 36:1 ratio

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Planetary · Model 1

MGA-PJ-76-15-25-ZHK

30 Nm rated torque · 90 Nm peak torque · 25:1 ratio

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For engineering and sourcing teams

Make the first review specific

Include the project inputs that let an engineer compare the source data with your mechanism. Unknown requirements can stay open; they should not be replaced with assumed operating limits.

  • Target continuous and peak output torque, including duration and cycle rate
  • Required output speed, acceleration, reversals, and duty type
  • Mounting drawing, mating parts, bore/shaft, cable path, and external loads
  • Supply voltage, drive/controller, protocol, encoder, brake, and protection needs
  • Ambient temperature, contamination, shock, noise, and service-life targets
  • Prototype or production stage, quantity range, destination, and validation plan
Questions engineers ask

MGA-PJ-60-13-36 frequently asked questions

What torque and speed does MGA-PJ-60-13-36 list?

Model 1 lists 16 Nm rated torque and 50 Nm under the source label “Peak torque (>3 s),” with 50 RPM rated speed and 67 RPM peak speed. The catalogue operating-condition note below applies unless a field is specified otherwise.

What do Model 1 and Model 2 mean?

The source page populates Model 1 only. The Model 2 column is marked “Not specified in source”; this page does not infer a second configuration.

Are the listed values a complete duty-cycle guarantee?

No. Use the table as a source-backed screening record. Confirm the required torque-speed profile, peak duration and repetition, duty cycle, thermal limits, mounting loads, controls, and operating environment before design release.

Which motor-performance-map curves apply to each configuration?

The supplied map shows axes for torque, speed, power, current, and efficiency but does not label the curves or identify a Model 1/Model 2 configuration. Confirm the applicable configuration and test conditions before using the map for controller or thermal sizing.

Confirm for your project

Review MGA-PJ-60-13-36 against your load, interface, and operating envelope

Share the torque-speed profile, peak duration, mounting drawing, power and control requirements, quantity range, and target validation. An initial review identifies missing inputs and next steps; it does not confirm performance, price, stock, or delivery timing.

An initial review identifies missing inputs and next steps. It does not by itself confirm feasibility, performance, price, or delivery timing.