Technical Data Sheet: 145-AZZS72-050

Ratings at 4,300 RPM

DutyPowerTorque
Continuous3.9 kW8.7 Nm
60 minutes4.4 kW11.0 Nm
15 minutes7.2 kW18.0 Nm

Rated current is 50 Arms. Peak output is 17.9 kW and 44.4 Nm at 250 Arms.

Specifications

Model number145-AZZS72-050
Frame size145
Motor typePM synchronous, surface magnet
Rated voltage72 VDC
Rated power3.9 kW
Peak power17.9 kW
Rated torque8.7 Nm
Peak torque44.4 Nm
Rated speed4,300 RPM
Rated / peak current50 Arms / 250 Arms
Torque constant0.174 Nm/Arms
EfficiencyDesigned for 93%
Insulation classH
Protection class>IP64
Winding material100% Copper
MagnetNdFeB
Temperature sensorPT 1000
Bearings6206-2Z/C3, 6206-2Z/C3
CoolingNatural Air Cooled, Forced Air Cool
Weight13 Kg
MountingFlange, Foot

8.7 Nm continuous at 4,300 RPM · 44.4 Nm peak · 145 frame · surface-magnet rotor

The 145-AZZS72-050 is a 3.9 kW permanent magnet synchronous motor for a 72 V bus, rated 8.7 Nm at 4,300 RPM continuous. It holds 7.2 kW and 18.0 Nm for 15 minutes, and peaks at 17.9 kW. It weighs 13 Kg and mounts flange, foot.

The rotor is surface-magnet, which gives the higher torque per amp of the two rotor types and a simpler thermal picture under sustained load. Suited to geared traction, blowers and high-speed pump drives, where the reduction stage already exists and a compact motor matters more than shaft torque.

Ratings are published at three duty points rather than one headline figure. Size the motor so its continuous rating covers the average of the duty cycle and its 15-minute rating covers the worst peak — the full 72 V range has 63 models if this one sits slightly wrong.

Quality and compliance

Manufactured at our ISO 9001:2015 certified plant in Faridabad, India. Designed and tested to IEC 60034 — performance and rating to IEC 60034-1, IP64 enclosure to IEC 60034-5, mounting designations to IEC 60034-7, and Class H insulation to IEC 60085.

Every motor is individually tested before dispatch, not batch-sampled: winding resistance, insulation resistance, high-voltage withstand, back-EMF constant, no-load and loaded run, and temperature rise. Test reports are available on request.

Where this motor is used

  • Centrifugal pumps and blowers, where delivered output rises steeply with shaft speed
  • Compressor and vacuum pump drives on 72 V mobile and industrial equipment
  • Geared traction where the reduction stage already exists
  • Light, quick-accelerating axes where motor mass is a design constraint