[Ohmslaw]

I am looking at retrofitting a machine with gettys (i think) dc servos on it. It has a GE 1050HLX control and the motors are from that vintage. We will be replacing the motors with new ones, but I need to size the new motors for the system. For that, I need some information on the torque output of the gettys motors. The information on the three motors is as follows:
X
Type:16-0072-14
Data Sht: 201-113-2005
Conn Diag: 201-113-2005
SN: E1-472-420
Outline Dwg: 201-233-2028
Unlabled: GI-1369M-6
unlabled: 32A

Y
Type:16-0082-13
Data Sht: 201-113-2011
Conn Diag: 201-113-2034
SN: E1-248-390
Outline Dwg: 201-233-2037
Unlabled: GI-1369M-6
unlabled: 32A

T
Type:16-0457-05
Data Sht: 201-413-1001
Conn Diag: 201-133-2005
SN: 4417-242
Outline Dwg: 201-233-2079


As I said above, All I really need is the torque information for the motors, and if it is a max torque, or continuous torque. I know that motors of this vintage usually only run about 2000RPM, and I don't think that these are a special case.

Thanks
Scott E.

[Ohmslaw]

I just got the answer I was looking for. I found out that Elwood corporation had bought the Getty's line. They were nice enough to point me to the data sheets. The data sheets were for their current motors, but they stated that they were equivalent to the old ones.

In case anyone else needs to know, the X and Y above equate to a M235 7" DC Brushed Servo and the T axis equates to a M232 7" dc brushed servo. The datasheets they pointed me to had all of the electro-mechanical specs for the motor. (no dimensions of the mounting face, though)

Scott E.

[mike_Kilroy]

plse share the link to the data; I looked at elwood.com and see none.

[Ohmslaw]

http://www.elwood.com/m100_data7a.pdf

I agree, their website leaves a lot to be desired...

[mike_Kilroy]

I used to have about 300 spec sheets on these models but someone thru them away when we did last office move! I still have old literature and stuff. Most of the 16-xxxx numbers were the old Size 20 model; the most common ones were size 10, 20, and 30: this was the continuous torque rating in #-ft and common ones were all were 2000rpm. 99.9% of their special numbers were just something slightly different and all windings and real specs were identical!

Email me at my email address at bottom of my posts if you want pdf data sheet on the common size 20. I also have the mechanical drwing that you say you dont have if you want it.

[Al_The_Man]

Fanuc initially used Gettys and made their versions with the same specs and dimensions, they used the same notation, model 5,10,20,30 etc.
Also Mitsubishi made a virtual interchangeable copy.
Al.

[sting007]

I used to have about 300 spec sheets on these models but someone thru them away when we did last office move! I still have old literature and stuff. Most of the 16-xxxx numbers were the old Size 20 model; the most common ones were size 10, 20, and 30: this was the continuous torque rating in #-ft and common ones were all were 2000rpm. 99.9% of their special numbers were just something slightly different and all windings and real specs were identical!

Email me at my email address at bottom of my posts if you want pdf data sheet on the common size 20. I also have the mechanical drwing that you say you dont have if you want it.

Dear Mike,
could you send me the data sheet for the following motor:
type:16-0071-85
data sheet:201-113-1003
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