[yantra3d]

I recently upgraded to some new/old stock Aerotech servos that I want to put to use so I'm offering my older Keling servos in the classifieds to anyone who can put them to use.



The ad is for a complete matched set of Keling KL23 Servo Motors with US Digital E4P encoders and a pair of very nice Animatics 3:1 Planetary Gearheads. Everything was purchased new and have less than 24 hours of milling time. They are in excellent working condition with no flaws or problems at all.

I was using these on the x and y axis of my x3 mill and the 3:1 gearheads are a great match for these motors for this size mill but I would highly recommend a larger motor for the Z axis if you plan to use these with an X3-sized mill. This is a good way to bypass belts and pulleys and to convert the high speed servo motion into more usable torque for a small mill. Rapids on the x3 were 190ipm using a 36V PS.

I'm asking $250 for everything which is a good deal considering that the gearheads alone were over $450 each and everything is in like-new condition.

Additional items included but not shown in photos are two US Digital Single-ended Encoder Cables ($35 value).

Items in photos that are NOT included are the two circular AMP connection terminals. I would like to keep these with my current wiring system.

link to classified ad

The ad is for 3 days and then it's off to the bay.

[yantra3d]

I just dropped the price $25 if anyone is interested. Also, price includes shipping.

[Enraged]

so these would be suitable for an X3 or G0704? Whats the highest voltage PS they can run on?

[multiplex]

wow what a deal - temped to pick these up for something down the road

are these 36v or 60v servos (keling has two nema 23 servos)

[yantra3d]

These are the 36V KL23's. A 36-45VDC power supply should work great. I am not sure of the max terminal voltage rating on these (not listed on the keling spec sheet) so unfortunately I can't answer that for you. However, I upgraded to some new servos that do give the full specs and they have a 40VDC recommended bus rating and the maximum terminal voltage for them is 72VDC. But, I wouldn't recommend basing the kelings off those specs. Maybe you could contact Keling and find out if you really want to know the max voltage. I am using the same 36V supply that I used with these kelings and they are running great for me. Sorry I can't answer that for ya!

[Hans_G]

what are the input/output shaft sizes for the gearboxes? Thanks.

[yantra3d]

Hans_G: Shaft sizes are 1/4" input and 1/2" output.

Enraged: These should be an ideal match for the G0704. I was getting 190ipm with them on my x3.

[Enraged]

ya, only problem I see is finding a suitable nema34 servo for the Z that will run on that voltage.

[Teyber12]

would you be willing to trade both of these for a air cylinder, belleville washers, and a valve setup for a power drawbar + cash to you? if your interested i can give you pics and info...

[yantra3d]

Enraged, I found a nema34 Cleveland torquemaster (a real beast) servo that I'm running on the same 36v power supply that the kelings were using. You shouldn't have a problem finding one... Check the bay... I found that one on the first day of looking.

Hey Teyber, I might be willing to trade you depending on what type of air cylinder you have. What happened to the pwr drawbar prj, are you bailing out on that?

[Teyber12]

Yeah! the air cylinder is big and i have NO chance of getting it to fit with the 56c framed motor i have! its like 7" in diameter or something(maybe bigger). discouraging but there is literally no way of getting around it without WAY more work then i would want to consider (way more then i would EVER spend changing tools manually).

ill pm you the info don't want to clutter your thread and further.

cheers

[yantra3d]

I'm going to offer these motors here one last time (today only) for $200 before putting them up for auction. This is $50 off the original price to the first member to post here or pm me about them. Last chance!