Please refer to the section "Terminal box installation location and direction of lead wire outlet" of the general catalo

The coasting time is the time from when the brake power is turned off until the brake starts braking. The coil has the c

There are two types of gear ratios for Mitsubishi Geared Motors: nominal gear ratio and actual gear ratio. Nominal gear

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About changing the direction of the cable entrance for the terminal box

Please refer to the section "Terminal box installation location and direction of lead wire outlet" of the general catalogue. However, GM-J2 series is not su... More Details >>
- No：20763
- Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10
- Update：2018/09/04 15:06
About coasting time

The coasting time is the time from when the brake power is turned off until the brake starts braking. The coil has the characteristic that electric current t... More Details >>
- No：20775
- Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10
- Update：2018/09/07 12:40
Difference between actual gear ratio and nominal gear ratio

There are two types of gear ratios for Mitsubishi Geared Motors: nominal gear ratio and actual gear ratio. Nominal gear ratios are represented using integers... More Details >>
- No：20777
- Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10

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