KCD-4 servo


The KCD-4 servo motor consists of a maxon imported motor, a low-backlash harmonic reducer, and a precision non-linear wound angle sensor.
KCD-4 servo

Technical Parameters


Power supply 28VDC
Control method CAN communication
Range of motion 0°±30°
Angular velocity 60°/s
Servo bandwidth 5Hz
Gap 6’
Output torque 160N·m
Shock 15g (three axial directions)
Operating temperature -55℃~80℃(﹣40℃ startup,﹣55℃ operation)

The KCD-4 motor consists of a maxon import motor, a low-backlash harmonic reducer, and a precision non-linear wound angle sensor.

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