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Y Robot Joint Actuators ATAROBOT

Y-series joint actuators adopt harmonic gear reducers characterized by light weight and high output torque, combined with the brush-less DC motor independently developed by our company and encoder, to achieve unprecedented flat shape and lightweight transmission.
Y-series solid joint actuators enjoy higher rigidity and stable positioning accuracy even under heavy load, and provide better structural reliability, better load capacity, and cost efficiency.
They are popular for industrial automation projects and heavy-load equipment.

 

Compact SOLID Robot Joint Actuator

Power supply 48VDC
Support RS485 or CAN

5~135Nm Rated torque

OD70mmOD70mm
OD80mmOD80mm
OD90mmOD90mm
OD110mmOD110mm
OD142mmOD142mm

Y series joint actuators quick selection table

Model Y14 Y17 Y20 Y25 Y32
Size OD70*L83.8mm OD80*L97.8mm OD90*L110mm OD110*L108.5mm OD142*L131.8mm
Rated torque 5/7/10/14Nm 13/21/34/43Nm 20/44/61/64Nm 27/52/73/91Nm 38/63/101/135
Rated speed 0~55/ 0~32/ 0~20/ 0~16rpm 0~66.6/ 0~40/ 0~25/ 0~20rpm 0~66.6/ 0~40/ 0~25/ 0~20rpm 0~66.6/ 0~40/ 0~25/ 0~20rpm 0~50/ 0~30/ 0~18.7/ 0~15rpm
Weight 0.7kg 1.3kg 1.7kg 2.3kg 4.5kg
Communication CAN/RS485

Product Features

Super Flat Shape And Lightweight

5~135Nm Rated torque
Weight from 0.7kg to 4.5kg
Motor, Drive, Gearbox and Encoder in One Compact Unit

Support RS485 / CAN Protocol

The RS485 Robot joint actuators connects to the host through the USB to RS485 device, and the CAN joint connects to the USB to serial port device through the 4p communication cable.

Strong Impact Resistance

The resistance performance of the actuator is relatively strong, and the impact acceleration can reach 300m/s2.

Vibration Resistance

The actuator is subjected to 2H vibration test, and the vibration acceleration is 25m/s2 (frequency 10-400Hz).

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Simple interface design

Definition Wire color Wire diameter Quantity Power
DC+ Red 18AWG 1 Positive
DC- Black 18AWG 1 Negative
CANH/485+ Yellow 22AWG 1 H/+
CANL/485- White 22AWG 1 L/-

Product Drawing




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