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The Allen-Bradley MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA is a 460 V-class, low-inertia brushless AC rotary servo motor designed for industrial motion-control applications requiring accurate positioning, fast response, stable speed control, and repeatable machine movement.
The motor belongs to the MP-Series MPL Low-Inertia Servo Motor Series and uses a 130 mm frame with a 101.6 mm magnet stack.
The MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA is configured for 3000 RPM operation, resolver feedback, a keyed shaft extension, a right-angle SpeedTEC DIN connector, and no integral brake.
This configuration is particularly suitable for machines that require a traditional resolver-based feedback system and a keyed mechanical shaft connection.
The motor’s low-inertia construction allows it to respond quickly to changes in speed and position. This characteristic is especially useful in machines with frequent acceleration, deceleration, indexing, reversing, and positioning cycles.
The approximately 10.2 N·m continuous torque capability provides substantial continuous mechanical output for this frame class, while the approximately 27.1 N·m peak torque capability provides additional torque during short-duration acceleration and dynamic operating conditions.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Product Family | MP-Series |
| Product Series | MPL Low-Inertia Servo Motors |
| Model | MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA |
| Product Type | AC rotary servo motor |
| Motor Construction | Brushless permanent-magnet servo motor |
| Voltage Class | 460 V AC |
| System Voltage Class | 480 V AC |
| Rated Speed | 3000 RPM |
| Feedback | Resolver |
| Shaft | Keyed shaft extension |
| Brake | No integral brake |
| Connector | SpeedTEC DIN |
| Connector Style | Right-angle |
| Connector Rotation | 180° |
| Mounting | IEC metric |
| Frame Size | 130 mm |
| Magnet Stack | 101.6 mm |
The MPL series is designed for industrial servo systems where dynamic response and controlled motion are important.
Compared with general-purpose induction motors, a servo motor such as the MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA is intended to operate as part of a closed-loop motion system.
The servo drive continuously monitors feedback from the motor and adjusts current and torque to achieve the commanded speed and position.
The model number contains several configuration identifiers that describe the motor.
| Model Code | Description |
|---|---|
| MPL | MPL low-inertia servo motor family |
| B | 460 V voltage class |
| 45 | Frame size 45 / approximately 130 mm |
| 40 | Magnet stack 40 / 101.6 mm |
| F | 3000 RPM configuration |
| R | Resolver feedback |
| J | Keyed shaft extension |
| 7 | SpeedTEC DIN connector, right-angle and 180° rotatable |
| 2 | No integral brake |
| AA | Standard catalog configuration designation |
The complete configuration can therefore be summarized as:
460 V class + 130 mm frame + 101.6 mm stack + 3000 RPM + resolver feedback + keyed shaft + SpeedTEC DIN connector + no brake.
This makes the model particularly suitable when the machine architecture is already designed around resolver feedback and a conventional keyed shaft connection.
| Parameter | MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA |
|---|---|
| Model | MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA |
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Product Family | MP-Series |
| Series | MPL Low-Inertia |
| Motor Type | Brushless AC rotary servo motor |
| Voltage | 460 V AC |
| System Class | 480 V AC |
| Rated Speed | 3000 RPM |
| Maximum Speed Class | 3000 RPM |
| Continuous Stall Torque | 10.2 N·m |
| Peak Torque | Approx. 27.1 N·m |
| Rated Power | Approx. 2.6 kW |
| Feedback Type | Resolver |
| Shaft Configuration | Keyed shaft extension |
| Brake | No integral brake |
| Connector | SpeedTEC DIN |
| Connector Configuration | Right-angle |
| Connector Rotation | 180° rotatable |
| Frame Size | 130 mm |
| Frame Designation | 45 |
| Magnet Stack Length | 101.6 mm |
| Stack Designation | 40 |
| Mounting | IEC metric flange |
| Mounting Holes | Free mounting holes, Type FF |
| Bolt Circle Class | 130 mm |
| Rotor Construction | Low-inertia |
| Shaft Seal | Standard configuration without shaft seal |
| Approx. Motor Weight | Approx. 11 kg |
| Approx. Overall Length | Approx. 330 mm class |
| Frame / Stack Size | 130 mm × 101.6 mm |
| Typical Application | Industrial servo motion control |
The motor’s continuous torque rating of approximately 10.2 N·m makes it suitable for sustained medium-duty servo applications.
The peak torque capability of approximately 27.1 N·m gives the motor additional short-duration acceleration capacity.
The combination of 3000 RPM speed and low rotor inertia makes this motor appropriate for applications in which the machine must complete repeated motion cycles quickly.
Mechanical dimensions are important when integrating the MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA into an existing machine.
The motor uses a 130 mm frame and a 101.6 mm magnet stack.
| Mechanical Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA |
| Frame Size | 130 mm |
| Frame Designation | 45 |
| Magnet Stack | 101.6 mm |
| Stack Designation | 40 |
| Mounting | IEC metric |
| Mounting Style | Flange mount |
| Bolt Circle | 130 mm class |
| Mounting Holes | Free mounting holes, Type FF |
| Shaft | Keyed shaft extension |
| Connector | SpeedTEC DIN |
| Connector Position | Right-angle |
| Connector Adjustment | 180° rotatable |
| Brake Housing | Not applicable |
| Approx. Overall Length | Approx. 330 mm class |
| Approx. Motor Weight | Approx. 11 kg |
| Mechanical Envelope | 130 mm frame × 101.6 mm stack class |
The approximate 11 kg motor weight is useful for preliminary machine design and handling calculations.
The actual installed or shipping weight can vary depending on packaging, cable accessories, connectors, mounting hardware, and specific product revision.
For detailed mechanical design, the actual dimensional drawing associated with the motor revision should be used for shaft projection, flange dimensions, bolt-hole spacing, connector clearance, and total motor envelope.
The MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA is designed for a 460 V AC class servo system.
Its 3000 RPM speed class makes it appropriate for applications requiring relatively rapid rotary motion.
| Electrical / Performance Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Voltage Class | 460 V AC |
| System Class | 480 V AC |
| Speed | 3000 RPM |
| Continuous Torque | 10.2 N·m |
| Peak Torque | Approx. 27.1 N·m |
| Continuous Power Class | Approx. 2.6 kW |
| Feedback | Resolver |
| Brake | None |
| Brake Voltage | Not applicable |
| Motor Type | Brushless AC servo |
The motor should be operated with a compatible servo drive configured for the correct motor characteristics.
Correct drive configuration is important because the servo controller uses motor feedback to regulate torque, speed, and position.
One of the main characteristics distinguishing the MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA from many other MPL configurations is its resolver feedback.
A resolver is a robust rotary position-feedback device commonly used in industrial environments.
Resolver feedback can be advantageous in applications where durability, electrical robustness, and reliable position feedback are important.
The resolver provides the servo system with information about motor shaft position.
The servo drive uses this information to control:
Resolver-based servo systems have traditionally been used in demanding industrial applications because of their robust construction and tolerance of harsh electrical environments.
The resolver configuration is important when comparing this model with other MPL motors.
Some related MPL motors use multi-turn or single-turn high-resolution encoder feedback instead.
| Feature | Resolver Configuration | High-Resolution Encoder Configuration |
|---|---|---|
| Feedback Type | Resolver | Digital/absolute or incremental encoder |
| Mechanical Robustness | Very high | High |
| Feedback Resolution | Lower than high-resolution encoder systems | Generally higher |
| Industrial Reliability | Excellent | Excellent |
| Position Detail | Suitable for servo control | Excellent for precision applications |
| Typical Strength | Rugged feedback | High-resolution positioning |
| Model Example | MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA | MPL-B4540F-MJ72AA |
The resolver version is a practical choice when the control system is designed for resolver feedback or when a robust resolver-based servo architecture is preferred.
If extremely high-resolution absolute position information is a major requirement, an appropriate encoder-feedback version may be a better choice.
The MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA uses a keyed shaft extension.
A keyed shaft is a conventional and widely used mechanical interface for transmitting torque between the motor and driven machine.
The key and keyway prevent relative rotation between the shaft and compatible hub or coupling.
This configuration is particularly convenient for machines that already use standard keyed couplings.
| Shaft Characteristic | MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA |
|---|---|
| Shaft Type | Keyed shaft |
| Mechanical Connection | Keyed coupling / hub |
| Primary Benefit | Positive torque transmission |
| Typical Use | Conventional industrial machinery |
| Maintenance | Straightforward mechanical interface |
| Alternative | Keyless shaft versions are available in the MPL family |
For servo applications, the coupling should be correctly aligned.
Excessive misalignment can cause radial or axial loading, vibration, bearing stress, and reduced motor life.
The MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA is a no-brake configuration.
This means the motor does not include an integral 24 V DC holding brake.
The no-brake configuration is suitable when the mechanical system does not require the motor to hold the load after servo torque is removed.
Typical examples include:
For vertical axes or gravity-loaded mechanisms, the absence of a motor brake must be carefully considered.
If the load can move when motor torque is removed, a brake-equipped motor or an independent mechanical holding mechanism may be required.
The motor uses a SpeedTEC DIN connector in a right-angle configuration.
The connector can be rotated approximately 180 degrees.
This feature gives machine builders more freedom when routing the motor cable.
It is particularly useful when the motor is installed in a compact machine where a straight connector would interfere with a guard, frame, cover, cable carrier, or neighboring component.
Advantages include:
The cable should still be routed according to the specified minimum bend radius and installation requirements.
Low rotor inertia is one of the defining features of the MPL servo motor family.
A servo motor with low rotor inertia can change its speed more quickly because less rotational energy has to be changed during acceleration and deceleration.
This is particularly valuable in high-cycle automation.
For example, an indexing machine may repeatedly accelerate from zero speed, reach operating speed, decelerate to a stop, hold position, and then reverse.
The lower the rotor inertia, the easier it is for the servo system to perform these changes rapidly.
The MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA is therefore well suited to applications where cycle time is important.
The low-inertia motor design supports rapid changes in speed and position.
This can help improve machine cycle time in repetitive automation applications.
The motor provides approximately 10.2 N·m continuous torque.
This gives the machine a useful level of sustained mechanical output without requiring a substantially larger motor frame.
The peak torque capability provides additional short-duration torque during acceleration and other transient operating conditions.
This is important for applications with demanding acceleration profiles.
The 3000 RPM speed class is suitable for many industrial servo axes.
It provides enough speed for high-cycle machinery while maintaining a useful torque level.
Resolver feedback provides a rugged and proven method of determining motor shaft position.
It is particularly suitable for industrial systems where robust feedback performance is valued.
The keyed shaft simplifies integration with conventional industrial couplings and machine components.
It is a practical choice when the existing machine design already uses keyed shafts.
The 130 mm frame provides a useful combination of torque capability and mechanical size.
The right-angle SpeedTEC DIN connector with 180-degree rotation provides additional installation flexibility.
The absence of a brake reduces mechanical complexity when no holding brake is required.
This can be useful for horizontal motion axes.
| Application | Typical Function |
|---|---|
| Packaging Machinery | Indexing, feeding and positioning |
| Conveyor Systems | Speed control and positioning |
| Pick-and-Place Equipment | High-speed positioning |
| Assembly Machines | Precision axis movement |
| Printing Equipment | Roller and feed synchronization |
| Converting Machinery | Web handling and positioning |
| Labeling Machinery | Feed and registration |
| Inspection Systems | Camera and mechanism positioning |
| Rotary Indexers | Repeated angular positioning |
| Machine Tools | Auxiliary servo movement |
| Material Handling | Transfer and positioning |
| Textile Machinery | Synchronized motion |
| Automated Production Lines | Multi-axis coordinated motion |
| General Factory Automation | Closed-loop motion control |
Packaging equipment is one of the most common areas where low-inertia servo motors are useful.
Packaging mechanisms frequently require rapid movement and accurate synchronization.
The MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA can be considered for:
The 3000 RPM speed rating supports high-cycle operation, while the 10.2 N·m continuous torque provides useful sustained output.
Pick-and-place machines require repeated rapid acceleration and deceleration.
The motor needs to respond quickly to the servo command while maintaining accurate position.
The low-inertia design of the MPL series is well suited to this operating pattern.
The keyed shaft also makes it convenient for use with conventional couplings and mechanical transmission components.
Automated assembly machines commonly use multiple servo axes.
One motor may control a transfer mechanism while another controls insertion, pressing, positioning, or inspection.
The MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA can provide the closed-loop motion control required for these operations.
Its resolver feedback is particularly suitable when the control architecture is already designed around resolver-based motor feedback.
Printing and converting machinery requires precise coordination between several rotating components.
The motor can be applied to:
The motor’s 3000 RPM operating speed and servo feedback make it suitable for synchronized motion.
The motor can be used for controlled movement in automated material-handling systems.
Typical applications include:
For horizontal material-handling applications, the no-brake configuration can be particularly appropriate.
For vertical material handling, the machine designer should evaluate the need for a holding brake or independent mechanical load-holding system.
The following models are useful alternatives or comparison models within the MPL family.
| Model | Speed | Continuous Torque | Peak Torque | Power | Frame / Stack | Feedback | Shaft | Brake | Approx. Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MPL-B4540F-RJ74AA | 3000 RPM | 10.2 N·m | Approx. 27.1 N·m | Approx. 2.6 kW | 130 × 101.6 mm | Resolver | Keyed | 24 V DC | Approx. 13 kg |
| MPL-B4540F-RK72AA | 3000 RPM | 10.2 N·m | Approx. 27.1 N·m | Approx. 2.6 kW | 130 × 101.6 mm | Resolver | Keyless | No | Approx. 10–11 kg |
| MPL-B4540F-RK74AA | 3000 RPM | 10.2 N·m | Approx. 27.1 N·m | Approx. 2.6 kW | 130 × 101.6 mm | Resolver | Keyless | 24 V DC | Approx. 13 kg |
| MPL-B4530F-RJ72AA | 3000 RPM | Approx. 8.25 N·m | Approx. 20.3 N·m | Approx. 2.1 kW | 130 × 76.2 mm | Resolver | Keyed | No | Approx. 8 kg |
| MPL-B4560F-RJ72AA | 3000 RPM | Approx. 14.1 N·m | Approx. 34.4 N·m | Approx. 3.2 kW | 130 × 152.4 mm | Resolver | Keyed | No | Approx. 12 kg |
The MPL-B4540F-RJ74AA is the closest brake-equipped alternative because it retains the resolver and keyed-shaft configuration.
The MPL-B4540F-RK72AA changes the shaft from keyed to keyless while retaining resolver feedback and the no-brake configuration.
The MPL-B4540F-RK74AA combines resolver feedback, keyless shaft, and a 24 V DC brake.
The shorter-stack MPL-B4530F-RJ72AA provides lower torque and a more compact active stack.
The longer-stack MPL-B4560F-RJ72AA provides higher torque for heavier-duty applications.
The MPL-B4540F-RJ74AA is probably the closest functional alternative to the subject model.
Both models use:
The primary difference is the brake.
| Feature | MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA | MPL-B4540F-RJ74AA |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | 130 mm | 130 mm |
| Stack | 101.6 mm | 101.6 mm |
| Speed | 3000 RPM | 3000 RPM |
| Continuous Torque | 10.2 N·m | 10.2 N·m |
| Peak Torque | Approx. 27.1 N·m | Approx. 27.1 N·m |
| Power | Approx. 2.6 kW | Approx. 2.6 kW |
| Feedback | Resolver | Resolver |
| Shaft | Keyed | Keyed |
| Brake | No | 24 V DC |
| Connector | SpeedTEC DIN | SpeedTEC DIN |
| Approx. Weight | Approx. 11 kg | Approx. 13 kg |
For a horizontal axis where no holding brake is required, the RJ72AA is generally the simpler configuration.
For a vertical or gravity-loaded axis where holding capability is required, the RJ74AA is the more appropriate configuration to evaluate.
The RJ and RK configurations provide an easy example of the difference between keyed and keyless shaft designs.
| Feature | MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA | MPL-B4540F-RK72AA |
|---|---|---|
| Feedback | Resolver | Resolver |
| Shaft | Keyed | Keyless |
| Brake | No | No |
| Speed | 3000 RPM | 3000 RPM |
| Frame | 130 mm | 130 mm |
| Stack | 101.6 mm | 101.6 mm |
| Continuous Torque | 10.2 N·m | 10.2 N·m |
| Peak Torque | Approx. 27.1 N·m | Approx. 27.1 N·m |
| Connector | SpeedTEC DIN | SpeedTEC DIN |
The selection is mainly mechanical.
If the machine uses a traditional keyed coupling, the RJ72AA is the natural choice.
If the machine uses a clamping or friction-based coupling, the RK72AA can be considered.
The following models provide useful comparison points within the broader servo-motor range.
| Model | Series | Speed | Continuous Torque | Peak Torque | Power | Frame / Stack | Feedback | Shaft / Brake | Approx. Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MPL-B4540F-MJ74AA | MPL | 3000 RPM | 10.2 N·m | 27.1 N·m | 2.6 kW | 130 × 101.6 mm | Multi-turn absolute | Keyed / 24 V brake | Approx. 10.6 kg |
| MPL-B4540F-MK74AA | MPL | 3000 RPM | 10.2 N·m | 27.1 N·m | 2.6 kW | 130 × 101.6 mm | Multi-turn absolute | Keyless / 24 V brake | Approx. 9–12 kg |
| MPL-B4540F-HJ74AA | MPL | 3000 RPM | 10.2 N·m | 27.1 N·m | 2.6 kW | 130 × 101.6 mm | High-resolution incremental | Keyed / 24 V brake | Approx. 11 kg |
| MPL-B4560F-MJ74AA | MPL | 3000 RPM | 14.1 N·m | 34.4 N·m | 3.2 kW | 130 × 152.4 mm | Multi-turn absolute | Keyed / 24 V brake | Approx. 11.8 kg |
| MPL-B540K-MJ74AA | MPL | 4000 RPM | 19.4 N·m | 48.6 N·m | 5.4 kW | Approx. 165 × 101.6 mm | Multi-turn absolute | Keyed / 24 V brake | Approx. 15 kg |
These models cover several different motion-control requirements.
The B4540F models are suitable for approximately 10 N·m continuous torque applications.
The B4560F provides a higher torque level through a longer magnet stack.
The B540K moves into a higher power and torque class and is more suitable for heavier machinery.
The HJ configuration provides an alternative feedback arrangement for systems designed around incremental/high-resolution feedback.
The following table provides a practical starting point for selecting between related models.
| Requirement | Suitable Direction |
|---|---|
| Approximately 8 N·m continuous torque | B4530F |
| Approximately 10 N·m continuous torque | B4540F |
| Approximately 14 N·m continuous torque | B4560F |
| Approximately 19 N·m continuous torque | B540K |
| Resolver feedback | R configuration |
| Multi-turn absolute feedback | M configuration |
| High-resolution incremental feedback | H configuration |
| Keyed shaft | J configuration |
| Keyless shaft | K configuration |
| No integral brake | 72 configuration |
| Integral 24 V DC brake | 74 configuration |
| 3000 RPM | F configuration |
| 4000 RPM | K-speed configuration in applicable models |
For an application requiring resolver feedback, a keyed shaft, 3000 RPM, no brake, and approximately 10.2 N·m continuous torque, the MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA is a particularly direct match.
When integrating this motor into a machine, several factors should be evaluated together.
The motor should be mounted on a rigid surface with proper flange alignment.
The coupling should be selected for the motor’s continuous and peak torque.
The driven load should be analyzed for inertia and reflected inertia.
The servo drive should be configured for resolver feedback.
The motor cable should be routed without excessive bending or mechanical stress.
The machine should provide sufficient clearance around the motor for service and connector access.
The no-brake configuration should be considered carefully if the axis is vertical or gravity loaded.
The MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA is designed for use in a compatible servo motion-control system.
When selecting the drive, the following factors should be checked:
The drive should be programmed using the correct motor parameters.
Using an incorrect motor profile can result in inaccurate feedback scaling, poor servo response, excessive following error, overheating, or drive faults.
Servo motor selection should not be based only on the motor’s rated torque.
The inertia of the driven load is equally important.
A low-inertia motor is particularly effective when the load inertia is reasonably matched to the motor.
If the external load is very large compared with the motor rotor, the servo system may require:
The designer should evaluate the complete motion profile rather than relying only on the motor’s nameplate torque.
Because the RJ72AA has no integral brake, it should not be selected for a vertical load simply because its torque rating is adequate.
When motor torque is removed, a gravity-loaded axis can potentially move.
For vertical applications, the designer should evaluate whether an external brake, mechanical locking system, counterbalance, or another load-holding mechanism is required.
The final safety system should be designed according to the complete machine requirements.
The MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA is intended for industrial service, but proper installation and operation are essential for reliable performance.
If the motor produces excessive vibration, inspect:
If the servo system reports position errors, inspect:
If the motor temperature is unusually high, inspect:
If the motor fails to achieve the expected speed or acceleration, check:
The MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA offers a combination of characteristics that is useful for standardized automation platforms.
Its 130 mm frame provides a compact mechanical solution for a 2.6 kW-class servo motor.
The 3000 RPM speed supports high-cycle machine operation.
The low-inertia rotor provides fast dynamic response.
Resolver feedback offers a robust position-feedback method.
The keyed shaft makes mechanical integration straightforward for conventional industrial couplings.
The right-angle, rotatable SpeedTEC DIN connector simplifies cable routing.
The no-brake configuration avoids unnecessary brake hardware where holding capability is not required.
| Application | Suitability |
|---|---|
| Packaging Machinery | Excellent |
| Horizontal Conveyors | Excellent |
| Rotary Indexing | Excellent |
| Pick-and-Place | Excellent |
| Automated Assembly | Excellent |
| Material Handling | Very Good |
| Printing | Very Good |
| Converting | Very Good |
| Labeling | Excellent |
| Inspection Equipment | Excellent |
| Machine Tools | Very Good |
| Textile Machinery | Very Good |
| Vertical Axis | Requires external holding solution |
| General Factory Automation | Excellent |
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA |
| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
| Product Family | MP-Series |
| Product Series | MPL Low-Inertia Servo Motors |
| Product Type | Brushless AC rotary servo motor |
| Voltage | 460 V AC class |
| System Voltage | 480 V AC class |
| Speed | 3000 RPM |
| Continuous Torque | 10.2 N·m |
| Peak Torque | Approx. 27.1 N·m |
| Power | Approx. 2.6 kW |
| Feedback | Resolver |
| Shaft | Keyed shaft extension |
| Brake | No integral brake |
| Connector | SpeedTEC DIN |
| Connector Type | Right-angle |
| Connector Rotation | 180° rotatable |
| Frame Size | 130 mm |
| Magnet Stack | 101.6 mm |
| Mounting | IEC metric |
| Mounting Holes | Free mounting holes, Type FF |
| Bolt Circle | 130 mm class |
| Approx. Overall Length | Approx. 330 mm class |
| Approx. Weight | Approx. 11 kg |
| Main Application | Industrial servo motion control |
The Allen-Bradley MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA is a robust 3000 RPM low-inertia servo motor designed for industrial motion-control applications where reliable closed-loop control, accurate positioning, and rapid dynamic response are required.
Its 10.2 N·m continuous torque and approximately 27.1 N·m peak torque provide a useful combination of sustained and short-duration torque.
The 130 mm frame and 101.6 mm magnet stack provide a balanced mechanical configuration for medium-duty servo applications.
The use of a resolver makes this model particularly appropriate for control systems designed around resolver-based feedback.
The keyed shaft provides a conventional mechanical connection that is compatible with a wide range of industrial couplings and transmission components.
The SpeedTEC DIN right-angle connector with 180-degree rotational adjustment provides useful flexibility during machine installation and cable routing.
The no-brake configuration is well suited to horizontal and other applications where an integral holding brake is not required.
For applications that require the same general motor configuration but need a holding brake, the MPL-B4540F-RJ74AA is the most direct alternative to consider.
For applications that require resolver feedback but use a keyless mechanical coupling, the MPL-B4540F-RK72AA is a logical alternative.
For applications requiring multi-turn absolute feedback rather than resolver feedback, models such as the MPL-B4540F-MJ72AA or MPL-B4540F-MK72AA can be considered according to the required shaft configuration.
For higher torque requirements, the longer-stack MPL-B4560F family provides a higher-output alternative.
Overall, the MPL-B4540F-RJ72AA can be described as a 460 V-class, 3000 RPM, 2.6 kW-class, 130 mm-frame, low-inertia servo motor with approximately 10.2 N·m continuous torque, approximately 27.1 N·m peak torque, resolver feedback, keyed shaft, SpeedTEC DIN connectivity, and no integral brake.
It is especially suitable for packaging equipment, indexing systems, automated assembly machines, pick-and-place mechanisms, horizontal material-handling systems, printing and converting machinery, labeling equipment, inspection machines, and general industrial automation.