Where this MH3 drops on the machine
The MH31903P02A2200: Natural-convection cooling with an IP65 housing and rotatable right-angled connectors keeps the cable bend within the cabinet's gland plate footprint without forced ventilation.
Torque envelope and current draw
Continuous stall current is 36.1 A, with the inverter-side ceiling at 124.5 A Irms — the sizing headroom the integrator needs to confirm against the chosen drive's peak rating.
Feedback, sealing, and shaft geometry
The Multiturn SinCos Hiperface encoder on a smooth 38 mm × 80 mm shaft gives absolute position retention across power cycles — important on a machine where the operator must not re-home after every E-stop. IP65 standard rating covers splash and dust ingress in a typical factory cell; if the line runs washdown, plan a derating or an enclosure. Four 14 mm mounting holes on a 180 mm centring collar seat it against a standard IEC flange, and the published radial-load table — 3300 N at 1000 rpm down to 3100 N at 4000 rpm — confirms the bearing life budget for belt- or pinion-driven couplings at the high end of the speed range.
Lifecycle read and sourcing posture
Lifecycle stage is recorded as current on the MH3 line, with no official successor flagged for this specific code. The motor ships as a single-unit package without a holding brake or second shaft end, which matches the standard catalogue configuration rather than a custom build. For a drop-ship order the spread lives in the supplier's ability to ship clean every time — a 190 mm-frame servo with a Hiperface encoder needs the cable set and connector orientation matched to the BOM line before the box goes out.