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Vibrator pad MICRO 21/3E 400V (3PH) (21/3)

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Vibrator pad MICRO 21/3E 400V (3PH) (21/3)
Centrifugal force, kN
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Rated current, A
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MICRO 21/3E 400V (3PH) (21/3) pad vibrator

The standard MVE series of pad vibrators is used in almost all industries. The MVE standard series pad vibrator provides centrifugal force from 20 to 26,000 kg with 2, 4, 6 or 8 poles. The MVE pad vibrator is available in single- and three-phase versions, as well as in 12 and 24 VDC versions for use in automobiles. MVE is certified by ATEX ExII3D and ETL, Class II, Division 2 for use in the presence of potentially flammable powders.

The standard series of MICRO MVE pad vibrators is three-phase with a frequency of 3000 rpm.

This type of pad vibrators provides centrifugal force from 20 to 45 kg. The pad vibrator is ATEX ExII3D and ETL certified, Class II, Division 2 for use in the presence of potentially flammable powders.

  • Duty Cycle: Continuous- S1
  • Pace. the environment:  -20°C to 40°C (-4°F to 104°F)
  • Max. noise level: 76 dB(A)
  • ATEX: II 3 D Ex tD A22 Tx IP 66
  • Material: Aluminum housing - Stainless steel cover
  • Конденсатор: MICRO 21 - 115v μF 4, 220v 50/60Hz μF1,5 | MICRO 41 - 115v μF 4, 220v 50/60Hz μF3

 

  • Article number EE20002100A0JA0000
  • Number of votes 2
  • Length (mm) 145
  • Width (mm) 110
  • Height (mm) 76.5
  • Gross weight (kg) 2
  • Power (kW)              0.04
  • Connection type triangle
  • Working torque (kg*cm)            0.4
  • Driving force (kG)             20
  • Voltage (V) 400
  • Current strength (A max)          0.12
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Centrifugal force, kN
Power, kW:
Rotation speed, rpm
Rated current, A
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