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Mitsubishi Electric HG-SR502B — Servo Motors with Brake

Mitsubishi HG-SR502B AC Servo Motor 5.0 kW, with Brake

MPNHG-SR502B

Mitsubishi Electric HG-SR502B AC Servo Motor, 5.0 kW output, 44 Nm brake static friction torque, 109 J moment of inertia, 26 kg mass, Servo Motors with Brake category.

$1,977.39 – $2,897.00Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

HG-SR502B — Specifications
ParameterValue
Mass26 Kg
Output5.0 kW
Product typeAC Servo Motor
Moment of inertia109 J [× 10-4 kg•m2]
Brake static friction torque44 Nm

Product details

5.0 kW servo with integrated holding brake

The Mitsubishi Electric HG-SR502B is a 5.0 kW AC servo motor from the HG series, fitted with a holding brake — the brake static friction torque is 44 Nm, enough to hold a vertical axis load at rest without a mechanical counterbalance or external brake resistor. The moment of inertia is 109 J (×10⁻⁴ kg·m²) — this is a high-inertia rotor relative to the output power, which means the load-to-rotor inertia ratio stays manageable even with a heavy payload coupled directly. Expect the velocity loop to need a lower proportional gain than a low-inertia servo of the same power class.

Inertia and tuning — what the 109 J figure means for your axis

A 109 J rotor inertia paired with a 5.0 kW output places this motor in the medium-to-high inertia range — the inertia ratio between the load and the rotor is the dominant factor in settling time. If your load inertia is below 200 J (×10⁻⁴ kg·m²), the auto-tuning in the MR-J4 drive series will converge without manual notch filters. Above that, expect to dial in a low-pass filter on the velocity loop to keep the resonance below 200 Hz.

Active production — sourcing and lifecycle

The estimated lead time from the factory is 1–10 working days, though actual lead time depends on order volume and regional stock levels.

Frequently asked questions

How can I order the HG-SR502B and get a quote?

The HG-SR502B is sourced to order against your BOM quantity. The estimated factory lead time is 1–10 working days, though actual lead time depends on volume and regional stock.

What is the holding brake torque on the HG-SR502B?

The brake static friction torque is 44 Nm. This is a holding brake — it engages at zero speed to keep the load stationary. It is not rated for dynamic braking. For vertical axis applications, verify the gravitational torque of your load against this 44 Nm limit.

What is the inertia of the HG-SR502B rotor?

The moment of inertia is 109 J (×10⁻⁴ kg·m²). This is a high-inertia rotor relative to the 5.0 kW output, which simplifies load-to-rotor inertia matching for medium-to-heavy payloads but may require lower velocity-loop gains to avoid resonance.

MPN
HG-SR502B