Speed and torque that match the drive
The MH30703P17A2200 spins at 5000 rpm nominal, so it's built for applications where you need the spindle to move fast — think pick-and-place or high-speed indexing. The nominal torque shifts depending on what drive and supply you pair it with: at 115 V three-phase it delivers 3.18 N.m, at 480 V three-phase it drops to 2.26 N.m, so the torque curve is flatter at higher voltages — you trade a little twist for more top-end power.
Feedback and connections that save time on the line
The encoder is a multiturn SinCos Hiperface — absolute position feedback, no homing cycle after a power loss. That's one less thing to troubleshoot at 2 AM. The connectors are rotatable right-angled types, so you can route the cables tight against the motor body without fighting a fixed exit angle. IP65 standard means the motor body is sealed against dust and low-pressure washdown — fine for most packaging and material-handling lines. No second shaft end, so you don't have to cap an unused stub.
The MH30703P17A2200 belongs to the MH3 series with a 70 mm flange and a 14 mm shaft with parallel key. The continuous stall current is 3.91 A — that's the current the motor draws when holding torque at standstill, useful for sizing the drive's continuous current rating.