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The Allen-Bradley MPL-B430H-SJ72AA is a low-inertia brushless AC servo motor designed for industrial motion-control applications where accurate positioning, controlled acceleration, stable torque output, and reliable high-speed operation are required.
This model belongs to the MP-Series MPL low-inertia servo motor family and uses a 400 V-class winding with a 460 V armature rating. It has a 115 mm frame size, a 76.2 mm magnet stack, and a 3500 rpm rated speed. The motor uses a single-turn high-resolution absolute encoder, a keyed shaft extension, and a right-angle SpeedTEC DIN connector. It is supplied in a no-brake configuration.
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA is particularly suitable for machinery that needs a relatively strong torque output while maintaining a compact servo-motor package.
The “H” speed designation distinguishes this model from the faster 5000 rpm “P” versions in the same general motor family. The 3500 rpm operating class makes the B430H suitable for applications where the machine requires strong torque and controlled motion rather than simply maximizing rotational speed.
Its 115 mm frame and 76.2 mm magnet stack give the motor a solid mechanical platform, while the low-inertia design helps it respond quickly to changes in the commanded motion profile.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | MPL-B430H-SJ72AA |
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Product Family | MP-Series MPL |
| Product Type | Low-Inertia Brushless Servo Motor |
| Motor Type | AC Rotary Servo Motor |
| Voltage Class | 400 V AC |
| Armature Voltage | 460 V |
| Rated Speed | 3500 rpm |
| Feedback | Single-Turn High-Resolution Encoder |
| Shaft | Keyed Shaft Extension |
| Brake | No Brake |
| Connector | SpeedTEC DIN, Right Angle |
| Frame Size | 115 mm |
| Magnet Stack | 76.2 mm |
| Approx. Weight | 5.44 kg |
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA is a member of the Allen-Bradley MPL servo motor range and is configured for applications requiring a keyed mechanical shaft, high-resolution single-turn feedback, and a 3500 rpm motor speed class.
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA belongs to the MP-Series MPL low-inertia brushless servo motor series.
The MPL family is designed for machine builders who need more controlled motion than a conventional fixed-speed motor can provide.
A servo motor is part of a closed-loop motion system. The motor works together with a servo drive and feedback device so that the control system can continuously monitor position and speed and make corrections during operation.
The MPL family includes different motor frame sizes, stack lengths, speed classes, feedback configurations, shaft types, connector arrangements, and brake options.
Within this range, the B430H configuration is characterized by a 115 mm frame, 76.2 mm magnet stack, and 3500 rpm speed class.
The B430H is therefore a useful choice when an application needs more torque capability than smaller servo motors but does not require the 5000 rpm operating class of the B430P configuration.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | MPL-B430H-SJ72AA |
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Series | MP-Series MPL |
| Motor Type | Low-Inertia Brushless AC Servo Motor |
| Voltage Class | 400 V AC |
| Armature Voltage | 460 V |
| Rated Speed | 3500 rpm |
| Speed Class | 3500 rpm |
| Continuous Torque | Approx. 6.21 N·m |
| Rated Output | Approx. 2.0 kW |
| Feedback | Absolute Single-Turn High-Resolution Encoder |
| Feedback Resolution | 1024 Sin/Cos |
| Feedback Protocol | Hiperface |
| Shaft Type | Keyed Shaft Extension |
| Shaft Seal | No Shaft Seal |
| Brake | No Brake |
| Connector | SpeedTEC DIN Connector |
| Connector Position | Right Angle |
| Connector Rotation | 180° Rotatable |
| Frame Size | 115 mm |
| Magnet Stack Length | 76.2 mm |
| Mounting | IEC Metric |
| Mounting Style | Free Mounting Holes, Type FF |
| Protection | Standard no-seal configuration |
| Approx. Weight | 5.44 kg |
| Overall Dimensions | 115 mm frame / 76.2 mm stack; complete envelope depends on mechanical configuration |
The model identification and primary configuration are consistent across the available product descriptions: 115 mm frame, 76.2 mm stack, 3500 rpm, single-turn high-resolution feedback, keyed shaft, SpeedTEC DIN right-angle connector, and no brake.
The motor is commonly listed with approximately 6.21 N·m continuous torque, placing it above the B420H/B420-class level in applications where additional continuous torque is needed. The corresponding power level is approximately 2.0 kW at the 3500 rpm operating class.
| Electrical Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | MPL-B430H-SJ72AA |
| Voltage Class | 400 V AC |
| Armature Voltage | 460 V |
| Rated Speed | 3500 rpm |
| Continuous Torque | Approx. 6.21 N·m |
| Rated Power | Approx. 2.0 kW |
| Phase | Three-phase AC |
| Motor Type | Brushless Servo Motor |
| Duty | Continuous industrial servo duty |
| Feedback | Single-turn high-resolution |
| Encoder | 1024 Sin/Cos |
| Protocol | Hiperface |
| Brake | No brake |
The 460 V armature rating is one of the defining electrical characteristics of the B430H-SJ72AA. The model is part of the 400 V-class MPL motor group.
The 3500 rpm speed rating is also significant.
This motor is not intended to compete directly with every 5000 rpm servo configuration. Instead, it provides a different balance between speed and torque, making it attractive when the machine’s motion profile places more emphasis on torque output and controlled acceleration than on maximum shaft speed.
| Mechanical Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | MPL-B430H-SJ72AA |
| Frame Size | 115 mm |
| Magnet Stack Length | 76.2 mm |
| Frame Designation | Frame 4 |
| Stack Designation | 30 |
| Shaft Type | Keyed |
| Shaft Seal | None |
| Brake | None |
| Mounting Standard | IEC Metric |
| Mounting Type | Free Mounting Holes / Type FF |
| Connector | SpeedTEC DIN |
| Connector Direction | Right Angle |
| Connector Rotation | 180° |
| Approx. Weight | 5.44 kg |
| Overall Envelope | Configuration-dependent |
| Basic Frame Dimension | 115 mm |
| Basic Stack Dimension | 76.2 mm |
The 115 mm frame and 76.2 mm magnet stack are the key mechanical dimensions used when selecting this motor.
For actual machine construction, the complete mechanical drawing should be used for shaft diameter, shaft extension, flange dimensions, mounting-hole locations, connector clearance, and total motor length.
The frame size and magnet stack are useful for initial motor selection, but they should not be treated as a substitute for the complete dimensional drawing.
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA is based on a 115 mm frame with a 76.2 mm magnet stack.
The approximate motor weight is 5.44 kg.
| Dimension / Weight Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | MPL-B430H-SJ72AA |
| Frame Size | 115 mm |
| Magnet Stack Length | 76.2 mm |
| Stack Length in Inches | 3.0 in |
| Approx. Weight | 5.44 kg |
| Shaft Configuration | Keyed |
| Shaft Seal | None |
| Brake | No Brake |
| Connector | Right-Angle SpeedTEC DIN |
| Connector Rotation | 180° |
| Mounting | IEC Metric |
The 76.2 mm stack is longer than the 50.8 mm stack used by many B420P configurations.
That additional magnetic stack length is one reason the B430H provides a higher torque capability while remaining within the same general 115 mm frame class.
The model number MPL-B430H-SJ72AA contains useful information about the motor configuration.
| Model Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| MPL | MP-Series MPL low-inertia servo motor |
| B | 400 V-class motor configuration |
| 4 | Frame 4, approximately 115 mm |
| 30 | 76.2 mm magnet stack |
| H | 3500 rpm speed class |
| S | Single-turn high-resolution encoder |
| J | Keyed shaft extension |
| 7 | SpeedTEC DIN right-angle connector |
| 2 | No brake |
| AA | Standard configuration designation |
This coding structure is especially useful when comparing related MPL motors.
For example, the SJ72AA suffix indicates a single-turn encoder, keyed shaft, SpeedTEC DIN right-angle connector, and no brake.
A related SJ74AA version keeps the general shaft and feedback configuration but adds a brake.
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA is a servo motor intended for industrial equipment where accurate rotary motion is required.
Unlike a simple induction motor that is normally selected around voltage, frequency, and basic power requirements, a servo motor is selected according to a complete motion profile.
That motion profile may include acceleration, constant-speed movement, deceleration, stopping, reversing, indexing, synchronization, and repeated positioning.
The B430H-SJ72AA is particularly suitable for machines that require substantial torque while operating at a controlled 3500 rpm speed.
The motor’s low-inertia construction allows the rotor to respond quickly to commands from the servo drive.
This can be especially valuable in equipment where the motor does not simply rotate continuously, but instead changes speed many times during each production cycle.
Low inertia is one of the central characteristics of the MPL motor family.
A low-inertia rotor can accelerate and decelerate more quickly than a higher-inertia motor under comparable conditions.
This is useful in applications such as:
The practical advantage is most noticeable when the machine has a dynamic motion profile.
For a machine that operates continuously at one fixed speed, the benefits of low inertia may be less important.
For a machine that repeatedly accelerates, stops, reverses, and repositions, low inertia can have a much greater impact on machine response.
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA is rated for 3500 rpm.
This places it in a different performance class from the 5000 rpm B430P models.
A 3500 rpm motor can be an excellent choice when the application requires stronger torque at a moderate-high speed rather than the highest possible motor speed.
This can simplify mechanical transmission design in applications where the motor is directly coupled or where only moderate gearing is required.
The 3500 rpm rating can also be useful when machine designers want a balance between speed, torque, thermal performance, and mechanical operating life.
The B430H-SJ72AA is commonly specified at approximately 6.21 N·m continuous torque.
This is one of the most important selection parameters for the motor.
Continuous torque represents the torque that the motor can provide during sustained operation under the specified operating conditions.
For machine builders, continuous torque should be compared with the actual RMS torque requirement of the application.
The motor should not be selected solely according to the highest instantaneous torque demand.
A machine with high acceleration requirements may need significant peak torque, while a machine with a continuously loaded axis may be limited more by continuous torque and thermal conditions.
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA uses a single-turn high-resolution absolute encoder.
The encoder is specified as 1024 Sin/Cos and uses the Hiperface protocol.
The feedback system provides the servo drive with detailed information about motor position and movement.
This feedback is essential for closed-loop control.
The drive can compare commanded motion with actual motor movement and continuously adjust the motor’s operation.
High-resolution feedback is particularly useful when the machine requires:
The single-turn arrangement is appropriate for applications where absolute position within one revolution is sufficient and multi-turn absolute position tracking is not required.
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA uses a keyed shaft extension.
This is an important mechanical difference when compared with keyless MPL configurations.
A keyed shaft is useful when the machine’s coupling, pulley, gearbox, or transmission component is designed around a traditional shaft-key connection.
When replacing an existing motor, the shaft type should always be checked before ordering.
A motor with identical electrical specifications may still be mechanically unsuitable if the existing machine requires a keyed shaft and the replacement uses a keyless shaft, or vice versa.
The coupling should also be selected according to motor torque, peak loading, speed, radial loading, axial loading, and required positioning accuracy.
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA is a no-brake motor configuration.
This makes it particularly suitable for horizontal rotary axes and other applications where the motor does not need to mechanically hold the load after servo power is removed.
A brake is not required for every servo application.
In many horizontal axes, the mechanical system remains stable without motor braking.
The no-brake configuration can therefore be a practical and straightforward choice for:
However, vertical axes require additional consideration.
If the load can fall or move when motor torque is removed, a brake-equipped motor or separate mechanical holding mechanism may be necessary.
The motor uses a SpeedTEC DIN connector in a right-angle configuration.
The connector can be rotated through 180 degrees, providing additional flexibility when installing the motor in compact equipment.
This can make cable routing easier.
In automated machinery, motor and feedback cables often have to pass through restricted machine spaces.
A rotatable connector allows the cable direction to be adjusted to suit the machine structure.
This can help prevent unnecessary cable bending and interference with moving parts.
The standard MPL-B430H-SJ72AA configuration is listed with no shaft seal.
This is an important consideration when selecting the motor for a harsh environment.
The no-seal configuration is suitable for many standard industrial machine environments where the motor shaft is not exposed to significant liquid contamination.
For applications requiring greater environmental protection around the shaft, an appropriate shaft-seal configuration should be evaluated.
The environmental rating of a servo motor should always be considered together with:
The motor should be selected according to the complete machine environment rather than relying on one enclosure specification alone.
The B430H configuration provides approximately 6.21 N·m continuous torque within a 115 mm frame.
This gives the motor a useful torque-to-size balance.
It is suitable for machine axes where smaller motors may not provide enough continuous torque but where a much larger motor would create unnecessary mechanical bulk.
The low-inertia rotor allows the motor to respond quickly to changes in commanded speed.
This is particularly valuable for cyclic automation equipment.
The 3500 rpm rating is high enough for many industrial motion applications while maintaining a torque-oriented motor configuration.
It is a good compromise for applications that need speed but do not require 5000 rpm.
The single-turn high-resolution encoder provides detailed position feedback.
This supports accurate closed-loop motion and repeatable positioning.
The keyed shaft makes the motor convenient for traditional mechanical transmission arrangements.
It can be directly compared with keyless versions when selecting a replacement or new machine motor.
The no-brake configuration is useful when the machine does not require mechanical holding at the motor shaft.
This can be particularly appropriate for horizontal axes.
The right-angle connector with 180-degree rotation helps simplify installation in restricted machine spaces.
The 115 mm frame offers a good balance between physical size and output capability.
The 76.2 mm stack gives this model a longer active magnetic length than shorter B430 configurations.
This contributes to its higher torque capability.
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA can be used in packaging machinery requiring controlled rotary movement.
Potential applications include:
The low-inertia design is useful when the machine repeatedly changes speed during each cycle.
Automated assembly machines often require multiple servo axes.
One axis may control a rotary table while another controls a feeder or positioning mechanism.
The B430H-SJ72AA can be considered for axes that require higher torque than smaller MPL motors while remaining within a relatively compact frame.
Its high-resolution feedback is suitable for repeated positioning operations.
Material-handling equipment often requires controlled acceleration and deceleration.
Typical applications include:
The motor’s torque capability makes it suitable for applications involving moderate mechanical loads.
Rotary indexing systems are a natural application for servo motors.
The motor can accelerate the table, reach the commanded position, decelerate, and hold the required position under servo control.
The 3500 rpm speed class provides sufficient motor speed for many indexing mechanisms while retaining a strong torque-oriented configuration.
Pick-and-place machinery requires both speed and positioning accuracy.
The motor can be used on rotary axes that repeatedly move between predefined positions.
The low-inertia rotor helps reduce the time required for acceleration and deceleration.
The single-turn high-resolution encoder supports repeatable positioning.
The motor can also be considered for general machine automation applications such as:
The following five models are closely related to the MPL-B430H-SJ72AA and are useful for comparing speed, shaft, brake, and feedback configurations.
| Model | Speed | Feedback | Shaft | Brake | Continuous Torque | Frame | Stack | Approx. Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MPL-B430H-SJ72AA | 3500 rpm | Single-turn high-resolution | Keyed | No brake | Approx. 6.21 N·m | 115 mm | 76.2 mm | 5.44 kg |
| MPL-B430H-SJ74AA | 3500 rpm | Single-turn high-resolution | Keyed | 24 V DC | Approx. 6.21 N·m | 115 mm | 76.2 mm | Approx. 6.4 kg |
| MPL-B430H-SJ22AA | 3100 rpm | Single-turn high-resolution | Keyed | No brake | Approx. 6.21 N·m | 115 mm | 76.2 mm | Approx. 6.4 kg |
| MPL-B430H-SJ24AA | 3100 rpm | Single-turn high-resolution | Keyed | 24 V DC | Approx. 6.21 N·m | 115 mm | 76.2 mm | Approx. 6.4 kg |
| MPL-B430P-SJ72AA | 5000 rpm | Single-turn high-resolution | Keyed | No brake | Approx. 6.55 N·m | 115 mm | 76.2 mm | Approx. 6.4 kg |
The B430H family provides several configurations that are mechanically close to the target model.
The most important differences are speed class and brake configuration.
The B430P version is particularly useful when the application requires a higher 5000 rpm operating speed.
The B430H versions are more suitable when the machine’s speed requirement is closer to 3500 rpm.
The following models provide useful comparison points when selecting a servo motor from the same brand.
| Model | Series | Rated Speed | Continuous Torque | Rated Power | Feedback | Shaft | Brake | Frame / Stack | Approx. Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MPL-B420P-SK74AA | MP-Series MPL | 5000 rpm | 4.74 N·m | 1.9 kW | Single-turn high-resolution | Keyless | 24 V DC | 115 / 50.8 mm | Approx. 5.44 kg |
| MPL-B430P-SJ72AA | MP-Series MPL | 5000 rpm | 6.55 N·m | Approx. 2.2 kW | Single-turn high-resolution | Keyed | No brake | 115 / 76.2 mm | Approx. 6.4 kg |
| MPL-B430P-SJ74AA | MP-Series MPL | 5000 rpm | 6.55 N·m | Approx. 2.2 kW | Single-turn high-resolution | Keyed | 24 V DC | 115 / 76.2 mm | Approx. 8.2 kg |
| MPL-B430P-MJ74AA | MP-Series MPL | 5000 rpm | 6.55 N·m | Approx. 2.2 kW | Absolute multi-turn | Keyed | 24 V DC | 115 / 76.2 mm | Approx. 8.2 kg |
| MPL-B430P-RJ74AA | MP-Series MPL | 5000 rpm | 6.55 N·m | Approx. 2.2 kW | Resolver | Keyed | 24 V DC | 115 / 76.2 mm | Approx. 8.2 kg |
The B430P family is a natural comparison group for the B430H-SJ72AA because it uses the same general 115 mm / 76.2 mm mechanical class but provides a 5000 rpm speed rating.
The B430P family also offers several feedback configurations, including single-turn, multi-turn, and resolver-based versions.
| Parameter | MPL-B430H-SJ72AA | MPL-B430H-SJ74AA |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage Class | 400 V | 400 V |
| Armature Voltage | 460 V | 460 V |
| Speed | 3500 rpm | 3500 rpm |
| Continuous Torque | Approx. 6.21 N·m | Approx. 6.21 N·m |
| Frame | 115 mm | 115 mm |
| Magnet Stack | 76.2 mm | 76.2 mm |
| Feedback | Single-turn high-resolution | Single-turn high-resolution |
| Shaft | Keyed | Keyed |
| Brake | No brake | 24 V DC |
| Connector | SpeedTEC DIN | SpeedTEC DIN |
| Approx. Weight | 5.44 kg | Approx. 6.4 kg |
The main difference is the brake.
The SJ72AA is the simpler no-brake version.
The SJ74AA is the brake-equipped version and is more suitable for applications where the axis needs a mechanical holding function.
| Parameter | MPL-B430H-SJ72AA | MPL-B430P-SJ72AA |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage | 460 V | 460 V |
| Speed | 3500 rpm | 5000 rpm |
| Continuous Torque | Approx. 6.21 N·m | Approx. 6.55 N·m |
| Rated Power | Approx. 2.0 kW | Approx. 2.2 kW |
| Feedback | Single-turn high-resolution | Single-turn high-resolution |
| Shaft | Keyed | Keyed |
| Brake | No brake | No brake |
| Frame | 115 mm | 115 mm |
| Magnet Stack | 76.2 mm | 76.2 mm |
| Approx. Weight | 5.44 kg | Approx. 6.4 kg |
This is one of the most useful comparisons.
The B430H is the 3500 rpm version.
The B430P is the 5000 rpm version.
If the application does not need 5000 rpm, the B430H can provide a more torque-oriented speed configuration.
If the machine requires a higher motor speed and shorter cycle times, the B430P may be the better choice.
| Parameter | MPL-B430H-SJ72AA | MPL-B420P-SK74AA |
|---|---|---|
| Speed | 3500 rpm | 5000 rpm |
| Continuous Torque | Approx. 6.21 N·m | 4.74 N·m |
| Rated Power | Approx. 2.0 kW | 1.9 kW |
| Frame | 115 mm | 115 mm |
| Magnet Stack | 76.2 mm | 50.8 mm |
| Feedback | Single-turn high-resolution | Single-turn high-resolution |
| Shaft | Keyed | Keyless |
| Brake | No brake | 24 V DC |
| Approx. Weight | 5.44 kg | Approx. 5.44 kg |
These two motors are useful examples of how model selection changes according to the application.
The B430H provides more continuous torque and a longer magnet stack.
The B420P provides a higher 5000 rpm speed rating and uses a keyless shaft with an integrated holding brake.
Therefore, neither model is universally “better.” The appropriate choice depends on the machine’s speed, torque, shaft, and brake requirements.
| Application Requirement | Recommended Model Type |
|---|---|
| 3500 rpm, keyed shaft, no brake | MPL-B430H-SJ72AA |
| 3500 rpm, keyed shaft, holding brake | MPL-B430H-SJ74AA |
| 3100 rpm, keyed shaft, no brake | MPL-B430H-SJ22AA |
| 3100 rpm, keyed shaft, brake | MPL-B430H-SJ24AA |
| 5000 rpm, keyed shaft, no brake | MPL-B430P-SJ72AA |
| 5000 rpm, keyed shaft, brake | MPL-B430P-SJ74AA |
| 5000 rpm, multi-turn feedback | MPL-B430P-MJ72AA / MJ74AA |
| Resolver feedback | MPL-B430P-RJ72AA / RJ74AA |
| Keyless shaft required | Select corresponding SK configuration |
The first step in servo motor selection should always be determining the actual machine motion profile.
The designer should calculate the required continuous torque, peak torque, acceleration, deceleration, maximum speed, and load inertia.
After that, shaft type, brake requirements, feedback type, dimensions, and environmental conditions should be evaluated.
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA should be mounted on a rigid machine structure.
The motor shaft should be properly aligned with the driven component.
Incorrect alignment can increase mechanical stress on the motor bearings and coupling.
Because the motor is capable of 3500 rpm operation, mechanical balance and alignment become increasingly important as speed increases.
The keyed shaft should be matched with an appropriate coupling, pulley, gearbox, or transmission component.
The coupling should be rated for the motor’s continuous torque and peak torque and should be capable of operating at the required speed.
The right-angle SpeedTEC DIN connector provides flexibility when routing cables.
The connector can be rotated through 180 degrees, allowing the cable path to be adjusted to the machine layout.
When installing the motor, adequate clearance should be maintained around the connector.
The cable should not be forced into a sharp bend immediately at the connector.
A clean cable path helps reduce mechanical stress and makes future maintenance easier.
The standard MPL-B430H-SJ72AA does not have an integrated brake.
This is appropriate for many horizontal axes.
However, a vertical axis may require a holding mechanism because gravity can cause the load to move when motor torque is removed.
If the machine requires motor-mounted holding capability, the SJ74AA brake-equipped version is a more appropriate configuration to evaluate.
The brake should be treated as a holding device rather than a substitute for complete machine safety engineering.
Regular maintenance should include inspection of the motor mounting, shaft coupling, cables, connectors, and surrounding mechanical components.
Particular attention should be paid to:
Servo motors depend on accurate feedback, so electrical connection problems can sometimes appear as positioning faults rather than obvious motor faults.
Keeping the motor and its surrounding mechanical system clean and properly aligned can help maintain consistent performance.
When using the MPL-B430H-SJ72AA as a replacement motor, the following specifications should be checked carefully.
| Selection Item | MPL-B430H-SJ72AA |
|---|---|
| Model | MPL-B430H-SJ72AA |
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Series | MP-Series MPL |
| Voltage Class | 400 V AC |
| Armature Voltage | 460 V |
| Speed | 3500 rpm |
| Continuous Torque | Approx. 6.21 N·m |
| Rated Power | Approx. 2.0 kW |
| Feedback | Single-turn high-resolution |
| Encoder | 1024 Sin/Cos |
| Protocol | Hiperface |
| Shaft | Keyed |
| Shaft Seal | None |
| Brake | No brake |
| Connector | SpeedTEC DIN |
| Connector Type | Right angle |
| Connector Rotation | 180° |
| Frame Size | 115 mm |
| Magnet Stack | 76.2 mm |
| Mounting | IEC Metric |
| Approx. Weight | 5.44 kg |
A replacement should not be selected solely because the frame size looks similar.
The voltage class, speed, torque, feedback, shaft type, brake arrangement, connector configuration, mounting dimensions, and machine duty cycle should all match the requirements of the application.
| Advantage | Description |
|---|---|
| 115 mm Frame | Compact industrial servo-motor frame |
| 76.2 mm Stack | Longer active magnetic stack for stronger torque capability |
| 3500 rpm Speed | High-speed operation for many industrial applications |
| Approx. 6.21 N·m Continuous Torque | Suitable for moderate-to-high continuous mechanical loads |
| Approx. 2.0 kW Output | Useful power level for industrial motion axes |
| Low-Inertia Design | Fast response during acceleration and deceleration |
| High-Resolution Feedback | Accurate closed-loop position control |
| Keyed Shaft | Convenient for conventional mechanical couplings |
| No Brake | Simple configuration for applications without holding requirements |
| SpeedTEC DIN Connector | Practical industrial cable connection |
| 180° Connector Rotation | Flexible installation and cable routing |
| 5.44 kg Approx. Weight | Reasonable mass for a 115 mm-frame motor |
| IEC Metric Mounting | Suitable for standard machine mounting arrangements |
The B430H-SJ72AA is a good choice when the machine requires a combination of:
The motor is especially attractive when a 5000 rpm motor would provide more speed than the machine actually needs.
Instead, the B430H configuration offers a more moderate speed class while maintaining a strong torque capability.
The MPL-B430H-SJ72AA is not the best choice for every application.
A different model should be considered if the machine requires a specific feature that this model does not provide.
For example, if the machine needs a holding brake, the brake-equipped MPL-B430H-SJ74AA should be considered.
If the machine needs 5000 rpm operation, a B430P configuration may be more suitable.
If the machine needs multi-turn absolute feedback, a corresponding multi-turn MPL configuration should be selected.
If the machine requires a keyless shaft, a corresponding K configuration should be evaluated.
This is why the complete model number is important when selecting an MPL motor.
| Machine Type | Suitability | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Packaging Machinery | Excellent | Fast and repeatable rotary movement |
| Assembly Machinery | Excellent | High-resolution positioning |
| Rotary Indexing | Excellent | Good torque and controlled speed |
| Material Handling | Excellent | Strong continuous torque |
| Horizontal Positioning | Excellent | No brake required in many configurations |
| Pick-and-Place | Very Good | Low-inertia response |
| Automated Feeders | Very Good | Controlled speed and positioning |
| Vertical Axis | Conditional | External holding or brake may be required |
| High-Speed 5000 rpm Axis | Limited | B430P configuration may be more appropriate |
| Multi-Turn Positioning | Limited | Multi-turn feedback model may be preferable |
The Allen-Bradley MPL-B430H-SJ72AA is a well-balanced industrial servo motor for applications that require strong torque, controlled speed, accurate feedback, and fast dynamic response.
Its 115 mm frame and 76.2 mm magnet stack provide a substantial motor platform while maintaining a manageable physical size.
The 3500 rpm rating makes it suitable for machines that require high-speed movement but do not necessarily need a 5000 rpm motor.
The approximately 6.21 N·m continuous torque gives it a strong position within the MPL motor range.
The low-inertia design is particularly useful for machines with frequent acceleration and deceleration.
The single-turn high-resolution encoder provides the feedback required for precise closed-loop motion.
The keyed shaft makes the motor convenient for conventional mechanical transmission systems.
The no-brake configuration keeps the motor relatively straightforward for applications where mechanical holding is not required.
Overall, this is a practical servo motor for automated machinery that needs a combination of torque, speed, accuracy, and compact mechanical construction.
The Allen-Bradley MPL-B430H-SJ72AA is a MP-Series MPL low-inertia brushless AC servo motor designed for industrial motion-control systems.
Its main configuration is based on a 400 V-class motor winding, 460 V armature voltage, 3500 rpm speed rating, 115 mm frame, and 76.2 mm magnet stack. It uses a single-turn high-resolution absolute encoder, keyed shaft extension, SpeedTEC DIN right-angle connector, and no integrated brake.
The motor is approximately 5.44 kg, making its weight manageable for many machine-mounted applications while still providing the mechanical strength expected from a 115 mm-frame servo motor.
Its approximate 6.21 N·m continuous torque and approximately 2.0 kW output class make it a useful choice for medium-to-high torque servo applications.
The 3500 rpm speed class provides a good balance between rotational speed and torque.
The single-turn high-resolution encoder provides detailed feedback for closed-loop motion control, while the keyed shaft allows compatibility with conventional coupling and transmission arrangements.
The main advantages of the MPL-B430H-SJ72AA can be summarized as follows:
The model is particularly suitable for packaging machinery, automated assembly equipment, rotary indexing systems, material-handling equipment, pick-and-place systems, automated feeders, horizontal positioning axes, and general industrial automation machinery.
For applications requiring an integrated holding brake, the corresponding brake-equipped configuration should be considered.
For applications requiring 5000 rpm, the B430P family provides a more appropriate speed class.
For applications requiring multi-turn absolute feedback or a keyless shaft, the corresponding MPL configuration should be selected instead.
The most important selection characteristics of the MPL-B430H-SJ72AA are therefore its 3500 rpm speed class, approximately 6.21 N·m continuous torque, 115 mm frame, 76.2 mm magnet stack, single-turn high-resolution feedback, keyed shaft, and no-brake configuration.
Taken as a complete package, the motor is best suited to machines that need dependable servo positioning and dynamic response without requiring the maximum 5000 rpm speed offered by some other MPL configurations.