Dimensions of gear units
Type a0 ∅a1 ∅b1 b3 b4 b5 b7 B B2 c1 ∅ds ∅ds1 ∅ds2 ∅dss ∅Ds ∅Dsa ∅Dss
K1 115 160 110j6 30 90 30 90 90 106 10 25h9 25h9
H7 25.5 30 40 80 60
K5 200 250 180j6 40 140 100 140 160 185 15 50h9 50h9
H7 50.5 62 65 116 106
K6 210 300 230j6 50 160 110 160 168 200 17 50h9 50h9
H7 50.5 62 70 128 106
K7 241 350 250h6 55 180 125 180 190 226 18 60h6 60h6
H7 62.0 75 85 161.5 138
K8 300 400 300h6 75 240 165 240 235 282 20 70h6 70h6
H7 72.0 90 100 193 155
K9 360 450 350h6 95 280 185 280 285 330 23 90h6 90h6
H7 92.0 120 120 244 200
Type ∅e1 f1 h H i2 ls lsa m1 m2 m3 m4 m5 n2 n3 n4 n5 ∅s ∅s1
K1 130 3.5 75 175 25.0 149 163 75 20 34 25 29 30 13 140 15 9.0 9
K5 215 4.0 190 290 32.0 237 254 130 40 44 45 39 60 27 240 30 18.0 14
K6 265 4.0 220 340 28.5 254 276 150 40 45 45 40 65 27 250 30 18.5 14
K7 300 5.0 250 380 36.0 278 314 163 40 45 45 40 70 35 290 38 23.0 18
K8 350 5.0 310 455 36.0 352 378 190 50 60 60 50 85 41 360 45 27.0 18
K9 400 5.0 365 545 40.0 418 428 230 60 70 70 60 95 46 430 50 31.0 18
Dimensions of additional round flanges
Type ∅a1 ∅b1 c1 c2 ∅e1 f1 ∅s1
K1 140 95j6 10 32 115 3 9
K8 350 250h6 18 45 300 5 18
K8 450 350h6 20 45 400 5 18
Type MB23 MB33 MB43
a m n a m n a m n
K102 ∅160 128 36.0 – – – – – –
K513 ∅160 172 15.0 ∅200 174 15.0 ∅250 177 15.0
K613 ∅160 191 18.0 ∅200 193 18.0 ∅250 196 18.0
K713 – – – ∅200 221 20.0 ∅250 224 20.0
K813 – – – ∅200 247 24.0 ∅250 249 24.0
K913 – – – – – – ∅250 294 25.0
Example dimensions for the motor connection
Type ∅b6 ∅e6 ∅d2max l5 ☐a6 c c6 ∅d6 f6 l7 p10 s6 w7 x2 y2 z7
K_MB23 95F8 115 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB23 95F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB23 110F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB33 110F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 59 M10 115.4 58 64 71.0
K_MB33 130F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 59 M10 115.4 58 64 71.0
K_MB43 130F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 59 M12 134.9 58 64 93.5
K_MB43 180F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 59 M12 134.9 58 64 93.5
In the table above, you will find example motor connection dimensions for the MB motor adapter. Note
that when dimension c is lengthened (depending on the motor used), dimensions c6 and l5 are also
lengthened accordingly.
You will find additional motor connection dimensions for the MB motor adapter in our STOBER Configurator
at https://configurator.stoeber.de/en-US/. Here, you can directly download a 3D model of your drive.
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10.3.11 V shaft design (solid shaft), G housing design (pitch circle diameter)
3) Only for K1 (other sizes on request) − K1 – K4: Solid shaft without feather key available, on request starting at K5.
− K1 − K9: Solid shaft on both sides available.
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Dimensions of gear units
Type ☐a4 ∅b b3 b4 b5 b7 b8 B B2 ∅d ∅e f h H i2 l l1 m1 s2 s3 s4 t t3 t4 u
K1 105 75j6 30 90 30 90 70 90 106 25k6 90 3.0 60 160 62.0 50 4 60 M10 M8 M8 28.0 13 13 A8×7×40
K2 116 82j6 35 115 35 115 90 115 134 30k6 100 3.0 65 190 68.0 60 4 65 M10 M10 M8 33.0 16 13 A8×7×50
K3 132 95j6 40 130 40 130 105 130 146 30k6 115 3.0 75 213 69.0 60 4 75 M10 M10 M8 33.0 16 13 A8×7×50
K4 152 110j6 50 155 50 155 120 148 173 40k6 130 3.5 90 240 89.5 80 4 90 M16 M12 M10 43.0 19 16 A12×8×70
K5 145 110j6 40 140 100 140 125 160 185 45k6 130 3.5 160 260 129.5 90 4 100 M16 M16 M10 48.5 26 16 A14×9×80
K6 180 140j6 50 160 110 160 130 168 200 50k6 165 3.5 190 310 136.0 100 4 120 M16 M16 M10 53.5 26 16 A14×9×90
K7 195 155j6 55 180 125 180 145 190 226 60m6 185 3.5 212 342 164.0 120 4 125 M20 M20 M12 64.0 33 19 A18×11×110
K8 226 185j6 75 240 165 240 185 235 282 70m6 215 4.0 265 410 185.0 140 5 145 M20 M24 M12 74.5 38 19 A20×12×125
K9 280 230j6 95 280 185 280 225 285 330 90m6 265 5.0 315 495 220.0 170 8 180 M24 M30 M16 95.0 48 26 A25×14×140
Type MB23 MB33 MB43
a m n a m n a m n
K102 ∅160 128 36.0 – – – – – –
K202 ∅160 147 46.0 ∅200 149 46.0 – – –
K302 ∅160 167 52.5 ∅200 169 52.5 – – –
K402 ∅160 187 60.0 ∅200 189 60.0 ∅250 192 60.0
K513 ∅160 172 15.0 ∅200 174 15.0 ∅250 177 15.0
K613 ∅160 191 18.0 ∅200 193 18.0 ∅250 196 18.0
K713 – – – ∅200 221 20.0 ∅250 224 20.0
K813 – – – ∅200 247 24.0 ∅250 249 24.0
K913 – – – – – – ∅250 294 25.0
Example dimensions for the motor connection
Type ∅b6 ∅e6 ∅d2max l5 ☐a6 c c6 ∅d6 f6 l7 p10 s6 w7 x2 y2 z7
K_MB23 95F8 115 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB23 95F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB23 110F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB33 110F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 59 M10 115.4 58 64 71.0
K_MB33 130F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 59 M10 115.4 58 64 71.0
K_MB43 130F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 59 M12 134.9 58 64 93.5
K_MB43 180F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 59 M12 134.9 58 64 93.5
In the table above, you will find example motor connection dimensions for the MB motor adapter. Note
that when dimension c is lengthened (depending on the motor used), dimensions c6 and l5 are also
lengthened accordingly.
You will find additional motor connection dimensions for the MB motor adapter in our STOBER Configurator
at https://configurator.stoeber.de/en-US/. Here, you can directly download a 3D model of your drive.
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10.3.12 V shaft design (solid shaft), NG housing design (foot + pitch circle diameter)
3) Only for K1 (other sizes on request) − K1 – K4: Solid shaft without feather key available, on request starting at K5.
− K1 − K10: Solid shaft on both sides available.
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Dimensions of gear units
Type a0 ☐a4 ∅b b3 b4 b5 b7 B B2 ∅d ∅e f h H i2 l l1 m1 n2 n3 n4 n5 ∅s s2 s4 t t4 u
K1 115 105 75j6 30 90 30 90 90 106 25k6 90 3.0 75 175 62.0 50 4 75 30 13 140 15 9.0 M10 M8 28.0 13 A8×7×40
K2 155 116 82j6 35 115 35 115 115 134 30k6 100 3.0 88 213 68.0 60 4 88 40 20 185 23 11.0 M10 M8 33.0 13 A8×7×50
K3 170 132 95j6 40 130 40 130 130 146 30k6 115 3.0 98 236 69.0 60 4 98 45 20 200 23 11.0 M10 M8 33.0 13 A8×7×50
K4 200 152 110j6 50 155 50 155 148 173 40k6 130 3.5 115 265 89.5 80 4 115 50 22 230 25 14.0 M16 M10 43.0 16 A12×8×70
K5 200 145 110j6 40 140 100 140 160 185 45k6 130 3.5 190 290 129.5 90 4 130 60 27 240 30 18.0 M16 M10 48.5 16 A14×9×80
K6 210 180 140j6 50 160 110 160 168 200 50k6 165 3.5 220 340 136.0 100 4 150 65 27 250 30 18.5 M16 M10 53.5 16 A14×9×90
K7 241 195 155j6 55 180 125 180 190 226 60m6 185 3.5 250 380 164.0 120 4 163 70 35 290 38 23.0 M20 M12 64.0 19 A18×11×110
K8 300 226 185j6 75 240 165 240 235 282 70m6 215 4.0 310 455 185.0 140 5 190 85 41 360 45 27.0 M20 M12 74.5 19 A20×12×125
K9 360 280 230j6 95 280 185 280 285 330 90m6 265 5.0 365 545 220.0 170 8 230 95 46 430 50 31.0 M24 M16 95.0 26 A25×14×140
Type MB23 MB33 MB43
a m n a m n a m n
K102 ∅160 128 36.0 – – – – – –
K202 ∅160 147 46.0 ∅200 149 46.0 – – –
K302 ∅160 167 52.5 ∅200 169 52.5 – – –
K402 ∅160 187 60.0 ∅200 189 60.0 ∅250 192 60.0
K513 ∅160 172 15.0 ∅200 174 15.0 ∅250 177 15.0
K613 ∅160 191 18.0 ∅200 193 18.0 ∅250 196 18.0
K713 – – – ∅200 221 20.0 ∅250 224 20.0
K813 – – – ∅200 247 24.0 ∅250 249 24.0
K913 – – – – – – ∅250 294 25.0
Example dimensions for the motor connection
Type ∅b6 ∅e6 ∅d2max l5 ☐a6 c c6 ∅d6 f6 l7 p10 s6 w7 x2 y2 z7
K_MB23 95F8 115 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB23 95F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB23 110F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB33 110F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 59 M10 115.4 58 64 71.0
K_MB33 130F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 59 M10 115.4 58 64 71.0
K_MB43 130F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 59 M12 134.9 58 64 93.5
K_MB43 180F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 59 M12 134.9 58 64 93.5
In the table above, you will find example motor connection dimensions for the MB motor adapter. Note
that when dimension c is lengthened (depending on the motor used), dimensions c6 and l5 are also
lengthened accordingly.
You will find additional motor connection dimensions for the MB motor adapter in our STOBER Configurator
at https://configurator.stoeber.de/en-US/. Here, you can directly download a 3D model of your drive.
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10.3.13 V shaft design (solid shaft), F housing design (round flange)
− K1 – K4: Solid shaft without feather key available, on request starting at K5.
− K1 − K9: Solid shaft on both sides available.
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Dimensions of gear units
Type ∅a1 ∅b1 b8 B B2 c1 c2 ∅d ∅e1 f1 h H i2 l l1 m1 ∅s1 s2 t u
K1 160 110j6 70 90 106 10 32.0 25k6 130 3.5 60 160 30.0 50 4 60 9 M10 28.0 A8×7×40
K2 200 130j6 90 115 134 12 32.0 30k6 165 3.5 65 190 36.0 60 4 65 11 M10 33.0 A8×7×50
K3 200 130j6 105 130 146 14 38.0 30k6 165 3.5 75 213 31.0 60 4 75 11 M10 33.0 A8×7×50
K4 250 180j6 120 148 173 15 40.0 40k6 215 4.0 90 240 49.5 80 4 90 14 M16 43.0 A12×8×70
K5 250 180j6 125 160 185 15 39.5 45k6 215 4.0 160 260 90.0 90 4 100 14 M16 48.5 A14×9×80
K6 300 230j6 130 168 200 17 36.0 50k6 265 4.0 190 310 100.0 100 4 120 14 M16 53.5 A14×9×90
K7 350 250h6 145 190 226 18 44.0 60m6 300 5.0 212 342 120.0 120 4 125 18 M20 64.0 A18×11×110
K8 400 300h6 185 235 282 20 45.0 70m6 350 5.0 265 410 140.0 140 5 145 18 M20 74.5 A20×12×125
K9 450 350h6 225 285 330 23 50.0 90m6 400 5.0 315 495 170.0 170 8 180 18 M24 95.0 A25×14×140
Dimensions of additional round flanges
Type ∅a1 ∅b1 c1 ∅e1 f1 ∅s1
K1 140 95j6 10 115 3.0 9
K2 160 110j6 12 130 3.5 9
K3 160 110j6 14 130 3.5 9
K3 250 180j6 14 215 4.0 14
K8 350 250h6 18 300 5.0 18
K8 450 350h6 20 400 5.0 18
Type MB23 MB33 MB43
a m n a m n a m n
K102 ∅160 128 36.0 – – – – – –
K202 ∅160 147 46.0 ∅200 149 46.0 – – –
K302 ∅160 167 52.5 ∅200 169 52.5 – – –
K402 ∅160 187 60.0 ∅200 189 60.0 ∅250 192 60.0
K513 ∅160 172 15.0 ∅200 174 15.0 ∅250 177 15.0
K613 ∅160 191 18.0 ∅200 193 18.0 ∅250 196 18.0
K713 – – – ∅200 221 20.0 ∅250 224 20.0
K813 – – – ∅200 247 24.0 ∅250 249 24.0
K913 – – – – – – ∅250 294 25.0
Example dimensions for the motor connection
Type ∅b6 ∅e6 ∅d2max l5 ☐a6 c c6 ∅d6 f6 l7 p10 s6 w7 x2 y2 z7
K_MB23 95F8 115 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB23 95F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB23 110F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB33 110F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 59 M10 115.4 58 64 71.0
K_MB33 130F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 59 M10 115.4 58 64 71.0
K_MB43 130F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 59 M12 134.9 58 64 93.5
K_MB43 180F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 59 M12 134.9 58 64 93.5
In the table above, you will find example motor connection dimensions for the MB motor adapter. Note
that when dimension c is lengthened (depending on the motor used), dimensions c6 and l5 are also
lengthened accordingly.
You will find additional motor connection dimensions for the MB motor adapter in our STOBER Configurator
at https://configurator.stoeber.de/en-US/. Here, you can directly download a 3D model of your drive.
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10.3.14 V shaft design (solid shaft), NF housing design (foot + round flange)
3) Only for K1 (other sizes on request) − K1 – K4: Solid shaft without feather key available, on request starting at K5.
− K1 − K10: Solid shaft on both sides available.
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Dimensions of gear units
Type a0 ∅a1 ∅b1 b3 b4 b5 b7 B B2 c1 c2 ∅d ∅e1 f1 h H i2 l l1 m1 n2 n3 n4 n5 ∅s ∅s1 s2 t u
K1 115 160 110j6 30 90 30 90 90 106 10 32.0 25k6 130 3.5 75 175 30.0 50 4 75 30 13 140 15 9.0 9 M10 28.0 A8×7×40
K5 200 250 180j6 40 140 100 140 160 185 15 39.5 45k6 215 4.0 190 290 90.0 90 4 130 60 27 240 30 18.0 14 M16 48.5 A14×9×80
K6 210 300 230j6 50 160 110 160 168 200 17 36.0 50k6 265 4.0 220 340 100.0 100 4 150 65 27 250 30 18.5 14 M16 53.5 A14×9×90
K7 241 350 250h6 55 180 125 180 190 226 18 44.0 60m6 300 5.0 250 380 120.0 120 4 163 70 35 290 38 23.0 18 M20 64.0 A18×11×110
K8 300 400 300h6 75 240 165 240 235 282 20 45.0 70m6 350 5.0 310 455 140.0 140 5 190 85 41 360 45 27.0 18 M20 74.5 A20×12×125
K9 360 450 350h6 95 280 185 280 285 330 23 50.0 90m6 400 5.0 365 545 170.0 170 8 230 95 46 430 50 31.0 18 M24 95.0 A25×14×140
Dimensions of additional round flanges
Type ∅a1 ∅b1 c1 c2 ∅e1 f1 ∅s1
K1 140 95j6 10 32 115 3 9
K8 350 250h6 18 45 300 5 18
K8 450 350h6 20 45 400 5 18
Type MB23 MB33 MB43
a m n a m n a m n
K102 ∅160 128 36.0 – – – – – –
K513 ∅160 172 15.0 ∅200 174 15.0 ∅250 177 15.0
K613 ∅160 191 18.0 ∅200 193 18.0 ∅250 196 18.0
K713 – – – ∅200 221 20.0 ∅250 224 20.0
K813 – – – ∅200 247 24.0 ∅250 249 24.0
K913 – – – – – – ∅250 294 25.0
Example dimensions for the motor connection
Type ∅b6 ∅e6 ∅d2max l5 ☐a6 c c6 ∅d6 f6 l7 p10 s6 w7 x2 y2 z7
K_MB23 95F8 115 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB23 95F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB23 110F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 59 M8 102.9 58 64 57.5
K_MB33 110F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 59 M10 115.4 58 64 71.0
K_MB33 130F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 59 M10 115.4 58 64 71.0
K_MB43 130F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 59 M12 134.9 58 64 93.5
K_MB43 180F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 59 M12 134.9 58 64 93.5
In the table above, you will find example motor connection dimensions for the MB motor adapter. Note
that when dimension c is lengthened (depending on the motor used), dimensions c6 and l5 are also
lengthened accordingly.
You will find additional motor connection dimensions for the MB motor adapter in our STOBER Configurator
at https://configurator.stoeber.de/en-US/. Here, you can directly download a 3D model of your drive.
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10.3.15 Motor adapter design with plug connector and manual release
Dimensions
Type ∅b6 ∅e6 ∅d2max l5 ☐a6 c c6 ∅d6 f6 l7 p6 p8 r1 r2 r3 s6 w6 z6 z8
MB23 95F8 115 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 37.25 14.825 154 25 140.5 M8 122.4 102.2 59.0
MB23 95F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 37.25 14.825 154 25 140.5 M8 122.4 102.2 59.0
MB23 110F8 130 24 72 130 32.0 140 55 4.5 19 37.25 14.825 154 25 140.5 M8 122.4 102.2 59.0
MB33 110F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 37.25 14.825 179 25 165.5 M10 136.4 113.7 72.5
MB33 130F8 165 32 81 155 39.0 161 65 4.5 20 37.25 14.825 179 25 165.5 M10 136.4 113.7 72.5
MB43 130F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 37.25 14.825 222 30 195.5 M12 156.4 138.2 93.5
MB43 180F8 215 38 96 194 47.5 194 80 5.0 16 37.25 14.825 222 30 195.5 M12 156.4 138.2 93.5
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10.3.16 Oil expansion tank
Dimensions
Type MB23 MB33 MB43
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K513 65 122.0 113.5 65 130.0 165.0 65 167.0 165.0
K613 65 148.5 116.5 65 148.5 116.5 65 198.5 165.0
K713 – – – 65 170.0 114.5 65 170.0 115.5
K813 – – – 73 205.0 129.5 73 205.0 129.5
K913 – – – – – – 73 255.0 129.5
More information can be found in the chapter [} 10.6.5]
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10.4 Type designation
In this chapter, you can find an explanation of the type designation with the associated options.
Additional ordering information not included in the type designation can be found at the end of the chapter.
Example code
K 9 1 3 A G 0320 MB 4 3
Explanation
Code Designation Design
K Type Helical bevel gear unit
9 Size 9 (example)
0
1
Generation Generation 0
Generation 1
2
3
Stages Two-stage
Three-stage
A
S
V
Shaft Hollow shaft with keyway
Hollow shaft with shrink ring
Solid shaft
G
F
NG
NF
GD
NGD
Housing Pitch circle diameter
Round flange
Foot + pitch circle diameter
Foot + round flange
Pitch circle diameter + torque arm bracket
Foot + pitch circle diameter + torque arm bracket
0320 Transmission ratio (i x 10) i = 32 (example)
MB Motor adapter ServoStop motor adapter with brake
4 Size 4 (example)
3 Generation Generation 3
To complete the type designation, also specify the following in your order:
• Motor type or motor dimensions:
To choose a suitable motor connection, use the STOBER Configurator at
https://configurator.stoeber.de/en-US/ and choose your motor or the dimensions of the motor connection.
• Mounting position, see the chapter [} 10.5.6]
• Attachment of solid shaft: gear unit side 3 or 4; solid shaft on both sides
• Attachment of hollow shaft with keyway: entry side 3 or 4
• Attachment of hollow shaft with shrink ring: shrink ring on gear unit side 3 or 4
• Attachment of foot plates: gear unit side 1 or 5
• Attachment of flange: gear unit side 3 or 4
• Pitch circle diameter: gear unit side 3 or 4
• Attachment of torque arm bracket: torque arm bracket on gear unit side 1 or 5, eye on gear unit side 3
or 4
• Oil expansion tank (recommended for gear units in mounting position EL5), see the chapter [} 10.6.5]
• Backlash: Standard/class II/class I. Backlash class II and class I for an additional charge.
• Standard or reinforced output bearing
• Braking torque M1Bstat of the motor adapter in Nm, see the chapter [} 10.5.2.5]
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• Electrical connection using terminal boxes or plug connectors, see the chapter [} 10.5.2.3]
• Position of the terminal box/plug connector, see the chapter [} 10.5.8]
• Manual release (optional), see the chapter [} 10.3.15]
• Nominal voltage of brake UN,B 24 V or 104 V, see the chapter [} 10.5.2.6]
An explanation of the gear unit sides can be found in the chapter [} 10.5.6].
10.4.1 Nameplate
An example gear unit nameplate is explained in the figure below.
K913AF0320MB43
i=32,12 110-165-48 18/34
Oil: VG 220 Volume=21,0 l
SN: 10080005 CD: 48283012345
STÖBER Antriebstechnik GmbH + Co. KG
Kieselbronner Str. 12, 75177 Pforzheim, DE
Made in Germany
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Code Designation
1 Name of manufacturer
2 Type designation
3 Gear ratio of the gear unit
4 Lubricant specification
5 Serial number of the gear unit
6 QR code (link to product information)
7 Dimensions of the motor adapter (pilot/bolt circle/motor shaft diameter)
8 Date of manufacture (year/calendar week)
9 Lubricant fill volume
10 Customer-specific data
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10.5 Product description
10.5.1 Input options
MB motor adapter
with brake for attaching synchronous servo
motors
ME motor adapter for
attaching synchronous servo motors
MR motor adapter for
attaching
asynchronous motors
EZ synchronous servo
motor
MB motor adapter +
EZ synchronous servo
motor
LM Lean motor
Catalog ID 443234_en Catalog ID 443054_en On request Catalog ID 442437_en Catalog ID 443311_en Catalog ID 443016_en
The corresponding catalogs can be found at http://www.stoeber.de/en/downloads/
Enter the ID of the catalog in the Search term field.
10.5.2 ServoStop motor adapter with brake (MB)
In this chapter, you will find the description and technical data of the motor adapter with brake.
10.5.2.1 Properties
• Electrically actuated spring-loaded brake for dry running
• Featuring backlash-free plug-in coupling (jaw coupling) for easy removal of the motor with the axis
braked in any position
• Electrical release monitoring in the terminal box of the motor adapter
• Manual monitoring of wear via air gap checks with a feeler gauge
• As a single brake or together with the motor brake as a redundant brake system
• Manual release (optional)
• Radial shaft seal rings made of FKM with two sealing lips
• Four oil drain holes to protect the brake from oiling up in case of leakage
• Fast and easy motor attachment
Fig. 1: Motor adapter with ServoStop brake
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10.5.2.2 Brake
A quiescent current brake is integrated into the motor adapter. It has the function of a holding brake. Braking from full speed, e.g. in case of a voltage drop or an emergency off in hazard situations, is still possible.
The brake can be used as a single brake or together with the motor brake as a redundant brake system.
Function
The brakes installed in the motor adapter are electrically actuated spring-loaded brakes for dry running. In
the de-energized state, braking takes place using spring force. The brake is released by an electromagnetic
DC coil before the motor is switched on. The switch-on time t2B (release time) is the time until the anchor
plate releases from the axially moving brake disc and is magnetically held to the coil body. In this state, the
brake is released and the coupling hub can rotate. In order to switch off (motor and brake), the residual
magnetic flux of the iron parts (anchor and coil body) must be reduced; the associated time t11B until the
start of torque generation is defined as a response delay when linking. The link time t1B is the time until the
braking torque has built up to the nominal braking torque.
Manual release
Optionally, the brake can be equipped with a manual release.
Pressing the manual release deactivates the electronic actuation of the brake. Before pressing the manual
release, you must establish the safety of the machine (e.g. protection against falling).
10.5.2.3 Electrical connection
• Terminal box (standard)
• Plug connector (optional, not possible in combination with release monitoring)
10.5.2.4 Monitoring
For monitoring the brake system, there are generally two options:
• Manual monitoring of wear via air gap checks with a feeler gauge
• Electrical release monitoring in the terminal box with a non-contact and wear-free proximity switch
10.5.2.5 Brake technical data
Technical data for operation at 24 V DC (±10%)
Type M1Bstat J1 m ΔφB t1B,DC t2B PN,B
[Nm] [kgcm²] [kg] [arcmin] [ms] [ms] [W]
MB23 8.0 6.3 8.5 32.0 65 55 30
MB23 12 6.3 8.5 32.0 55 80 30
MB33 16 26 14 26.0 150 60 37
MB33 24 26 14 26.0 120 85 37
MB33 32 26 14 26.0 95 100 37
MB33 45 26 14 26.0 80 120 37
MB43 50 69 26 19.0 150 100 55
MB43 72 69 26 19.0 120 150 55
MB43 100 69 26 19.0 90 200 55
MB53 200 236 61 17.0 200 250 86
ΔφB: With the brake closed, a higher total backlash results (Δφtot = Δφ2 + ΔφB / i).
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Technical data for operation with high-speed rectifier 104 V DC (supply voltage ULINE 220 – 275 V AC ± 5%, 50/60 Hz)
Type M1Bstat J1 m ΔφB t1B,DC t1B,AC t2B PO,B PholdB
[Nm] [kgcm²] [kg] [arcmin] [ms] [ms] [ms] [W] [W]
MB23 8.0 6.3 8.5 32.0 65 360 20 101 26
MB23 12 6.3 8.5 32.0 55 280 25 101 26
MB23 16 6.3 8.5 32.0 50 230 35 101 26
MB23 24 6.3 8.5 32.0 45 180 50 101 26
MB23 30 6.3 8.5 32.0 40 160 60 101 26
MB33 16 26 14 26.0 150 800 25 125 32
MB33 24 26 14 26.0 120 650 35 125 32
MB33 32 26 14 26.0 95 500 40 125 32
MB33 45 26 14 26.0 80 400 50 125 32
MB33 90 26 14 26.0 50 250 90 125 32
MB43 50 69 26 19.0 150 900 50 148 38
MB43 72 69 26 19.0 120 700 75 148 38
MB43 100 69 26 19.0 90 500 100 148 38
MB43 160 69 26 19.0 60 300 150 148 38
MB53 200 236 61 17.0 200 800 110 200 50
MB53 300 236 61 17.0 170 600 150 200 50
MB53 400 236 61 17.0 120 400 200 200 50
ΔφB: With the brake closed, a higher total backlash results (Δφtot = Δφ2 + ΔφB / i).
10.5.2.6 Brake switching times
Switching times in case of brake operation with nominal voltage Switching times in case of brake operation with overexcitation voltage
t11B
t1B t2B
0,1 x M1Bstat
M1Bstat
M
ML*
U
UN,B
t
t
t11B
t1B t2B
0,1 x M1Bstat
M1Bstat
M
U
UholdB = UN,B
t
t
UO,B
tO,B
ML*
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10.5.3 Housing design
Pitch circle diameter G Round flange F
Foot + pitch circle diameter NG Foot + round flange NF
Pitch circle diameter + torque arm bracket GD Foot + pitch circle diameter + torque arm bracket NGD
G F NG NF GD NGD
K1 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ −
K2 ✓ ✓ ✓ − ✓ −
K3 ✓ ✓ ✓ − ✓ −
K4 ✓ ✓ ✓ − ✓ −
K5 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ −
K6 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ −
K7 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ −
K8 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ −
K9 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ −
K10 − − ✓ ✓ − ✓
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10.5.4 Combinatorial shaft/housing design
Housing design
Shaft design Code G F NG NF GD NGD
Hollow shaft with keyway A AG AF ANG ANF AGD ANGD
Hollow shaft with shrink ring S SG SF SNG SNF SGD SNGD
Solid shaft 1) V VG VF VNG VNF − −
1) Gear units in sizes K1 – K10 come with a solid shaft with feather key as standard. Gear units in sizes K1 –
K4 can be ordered with the option of a solid shaft without feather key. Only upon request starting at size K5.
10.5.5 Installation conditions
Hollow shaft
The hollow shaft hole tolerance is ISO H7. The tolerance of the machine shaft must be ISO k6.
Take care to align the machine shaft with the gear unit hollow shaft when attaching the gear unit.
Maximum deviation ≤ 0.03 mm.
For simpler assembly and disassembly of the machine shaft, the hollow shafts are equipped with a spiral
groove (as a grease deposit).
A hardened, threaded keeper plate is included in the scope of delivery. You also have the option to order
the hollow shaft without a keeper plate.
Hollow shaft with shrink ring
The tolerance of the hollow shaft hole is ISO H7.
The machine shaft must be executed as follows:
Gear unit type Tolerance
K1 to K6 ISO h9
K7 to K10 ISO h6
Select a material for the machine shaft with a permitted surface pressure of p ≥ 325 N/mm2
.
Possible materials:
• C45E +QT
• 42CrMo4
Fastening the gear units on the machine side using the pitch circle diameter
The specified torques and forces only apply when gear units are fastened on the machine side using screws
of strength class 10.9. In addition, the gear housings must be adjusted at the pilot. The machine-side fit
must be H7.
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10.5.6 Mounting positions
The following table shows the standard mounting positions.
The numbers identify the gear unit sides. The mounting position is defined by the gear side facing downwards.
Mounting positions for gear unit sizes K1 − K4
EL1 EL2 EL3
EL4 EL5 EL6
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Mounting positions for gear unit sizes K5 − K10
EL1 EL2 EL3
EL4 EL5 EL6
Since the lubricant filling volume of the gear unit depends on the mounting position, the mounting position
must be specified when ordering.
10.5.7 Lubricants
STOBER fills the gear units with the amount and type of lubricant specified on the nameplate. The filling volume and the structure of the gear units depend on the mounting position.
Only install the gear units in the intended mounting position! Reposition the gear units only after consulting
STOBER. Otherwise, STOBER assumes no liability for the gear units.
You will receive lubricants for use in the food industry upon request.
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10.5.8 Position of the terminal box/plug connector
Mounting position EL1
Terminal box/plug connector in 270° position (standard)
Mounting position EL4
Terminal box/plug connector in 270° position (standard)
Indicate variations for your gear unit in the order.
Note that the terminal box/plug connector position rotates along with the gear unit if the geared motor is in
another mounting position.
10.5.9 Other product features
Feature Value
Max. permitted gear unit temperature (on the surface of the gear unit) ≤ 80 °C
Paint Black RAL 9005
Explosion-proof design in accordance with (ATEX) Directive 2014/34/EU
(optional)
Not available
Efficiency:
ηget two-stage
ηget three-stage
ηget four-stage
97%
96%
94%
Protection class: 1
IP65
10.5.10 Maintenance
The instructions for maintenance can be found in the operating manual, ID 443027_en, at http://www.stoeber.de/en/downloads/. Enter the ID of the documentation in the Search... field.
Ventilation
Air release valves are fitted as a standard feature and independently of installation position for gear unit
sizes K5 to K10.
For the position and dimensions of the air release valve, refer to the 3D model.
Download the 3D model at https://configurator.stoeber.de/en-US/.
1
Observe the protection class of all the components.
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10.5.11 Direction of rotation
Solid shaft (V), solid shaft on both sides (V), hollow shaft with keyway (A)
Type Output side 4 Output side 3
K102 − K402
K203 − K403
K513 − K1013
K514 − K1014
The specified directions of rotation also apply to gear units with hollow shaft (A) if the entry side of the machine shaft corresponds to the side of the solid shaft that is shown.
The direction of rotation for the shaft design of a solid shaft on both sides corresponds to the direction of
rotation for output side 4.
The pictures show mounting position EL1.
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Hollow shaft with shrink ring (S)
Type Shrink ring side 4 Shrink ring side 3
K102 − K402
K203 − K403
K513 − K813
K514 − K814
K913 − K1013
K914 − K1014
The pictures show mounting position EL1.
10.6 Project configuration
Project your drives using our SERVOsoft designing software. Download SERVOsoft for free at https://
www.stoeber.de/en/ServoSoft.
It is the most convenient and reliable method of drive selection, as the entire torque/speed curve of the application is displayed and evaluated here in the curve of the geared motor.
In this chapter, only limit values for specific operating points can be taken into consideration for manual
drive selection.
An explanation of the formula symbols can be found in the chapter Formula symbols.
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10.6.1 Drive selection
The formula symbols for values actually present in the application are marked with *.
Safety-relevant
gravity-loaded axis?
Yes No
Drives must be
selected together
with STOBER for
safety reasons.
Determine the gear unit size
Determine the actual acceleration
torque M2acc* and the actual
equivalent torque M2eq* at the
gear unit output 2N
2eq* op t M
M
fB fB
£
×
Choose a gear ratio
and determine the actual
average input speed n1m* and
the actual maximum
input speed n1max* 1maxDB
1m* T n
n
fB
£
1max ZB
1max* T n
n
fB
£
Determine the actual
emergency off torque M2NOT*
M2NOT* £ M2NOT
Gear unit selection ended
Ex operation
441677_en
Select a
larger gear unit
Select a smaller gear ratio
and, where appropriate, a
larger motor
No
No
Select a
larger gear unit
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
F2ax* ≤ F2axN
F2rad,acc* ≤ F2rad,acc
F2rad,eq* ≤ F2radN
M2k,acc* ≤ M2k,acc
M2k,eq* ≤ M2kN
M1k* ≤ M1k
Yes
Note the information
about explosion-proof
gear units, Document ID
M2acc* £ M2acc
Yes
Check the brake
for safe stop
Check the brake(s) against
the permissible emergency off torque
Yes
No
Select a larger brake
or a
higher gear ratio
Select a
larger gear unit
or a
smaller brake
No
× h
× ³
L* get 1Bstat M
M 0,8
i
× + × £ × h
1Bstat M,Bmax* 2NOT
get (M 1,4 M ) i
M 0,9
Calculate the forces and tilting torques in the chapter Permitted shaft loads.
Refer to the selection tables for the values for ηget, i, n1maxDB, n1maxZB, M1Bstat, M2acc, M2NOT and M2N.
The values for the available maximum motor brake torque MM,Bmax* can be found in the manufacturer catalog.
The values for fBT, fBop and fBt
can be found in the corresponding tables in this chapter.
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Example of cyclic operation
The following calculations are based on a representation of the power taken from the output based in accordance with the following example:
Calculation of the actual maximum acceleration torque 2
2acc* tot L* n M J M
9,55 t
D
= × +
9.55 × D
Calculation of the actual average input speed
n1m* n2m* = ×i 2m,1* 1* 2m,n* n* 2m* 1* n* n t ... n t
n
t ... t
× + + × =
+ +
If t1* + ... + t3* ≥ 6 min, calculate n2m* without the rest phase t4*.
The values for the ratio i can be found in the selection tables.
Calculation of the actual emergency-off torque 2
2NOT* tot L* n M J M
9,55 t
D
= × +
9.55 × D
Calculation of the actual equivalent torque 3 3
2m,1* 1* 2,1* 2m,n* n* 2,n* 3
2eq* 2m,1* 1* 2m,n* n* n t M ... n t M
M
n t ... n t
× × + + × × =
× + + ×
Operating factors
Operating mode fBop
Uniform continuous operation 1.00
Cyclic operation 1.25
Reversing load cyclic operation 1.40
Run time fBt
Daily runtime ≤ 8 h 1.00
Daily runtime ≤ 16 h 1.15
Daily runtime ≤ 24 h 1.20
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Temperature fBT
Motor cooling Surrounding temperature
Motor with forced ventilation ≤ 20 °C
≤ 30 °C
≤ 40 °C
0.9
1.0
1.15
Motor with convection cooling ≤ 20 °C
≤ 30 °C
≤ 40 °C
1.0
1.1
1.25
Notes
• The maximum permitted gear unit temperature of ≤ 80 °C must not be exceeded. Doing so may result
in damage to the gear unit.
10.6.2 Permitted shaft loads for the output shaft
The values specified in the tables apply to the permitted shaft loads:
• For shaft dimensions in accordance with the catalog
• For output speeds n2m* ≤ 20 rpm (F2axN = F2ax20; F2radN = F2rad20; M2kN = M2k20)
• Only if radial forces on the gear unit are stabilized by its pilots for the pitch circle diameter and flange
housing design
10.6.2.1 V shaft design
Permitted shaft loads for V shaft design (solid shaft)
Type z2 F2ax20 F2rad20 F2rad,acc M2k20 M2k,acc
[mm] [N] [N] [N] [Nm] [Nm]
K1 40.0 1900 5000 5000 325 325
K2 42.0 2100 6000 6000 430 430
K3 45.0 2400 7000 7000 525 525
K4 52.0 3500 11200 11200 1050 1050
K5 72.0 3500 13450 13450 1580 1580
K6 72.0 4000 16000 16000 1960 1960
K7 85.0 5500 22000 22000 3200 3200
K8 60.0 7250 29000 29000 3800 3800
K9 87.0 16500 65000 65000 11200 11200
K10 84.0 25000 80000 80000 15200 15200
Reduced values apply in the case of a V shaft design (solid shaft) in conjunction with an NF housing design
(foot + round flange):
Type z2 F2ax20 F2rad20 F2rad,acc M2k20 M2k,acc
[mm] [N] [N] [N] [Nm] [Nm]
K10 132.0 25000 64000 64000 15200 15200
For the V solid shaft design on both sides, the values for F2rad20 and M2k20 must be multiplied by a factor of
0.7.
For other output speeds, download diagrams at https://configurator.stoeber.de/en-US/.
The following applies to output speeds n2m* > 20 rpm: 2ax20
2axN
2m* 3
1 F
F
n
20min
- =
rpm 2rad20
2radN
2m* 3
1 F
F
n
20min
- =
rpm 2k20
2kN
2m* 3
1 M
M
n
20min
- =
rpm
The values for F2ax20, F2rad20 and M2k20 can be found in the table \"Permitted shaft loads\" in this chapter.
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Fig. 2: Force application points for solid shaft
The specified values for F2rad20 and F2rad,acc refer to an application of force at the center of the output shaft: x2
= l/2.
Shaft dimensions can be found in the \"Dimensional drawings\" chapter.
The following applies to other force application points: × × + ×( + ) =
2ax* 2 2rad,acc* 2 2
2k,acc* 2 F y F x z
M
1000
For applications with multiple axial and/or radial forces, you must add the forces as vectors.
In the event of EMERGENCY OFF operation (max. 1000 load changes), you can multiply the permitted forces
and torques for F2ax20, F2rad20 and M2k20 by a factor of two.
Also note the calculation for equivalent values: × × + + × × =
× + + × 3 3
2m,1* 1* 2k,acc,1* 2m,n* n* 2k,acc,n* 3
2k,eq* 2m,1* 1* 2m,n* n* n t M ... n t M
M
n t ... n t
× × + + × × =
× + + × 3 3
2m,1* 1* 2rad,acc,1* 2m,n* n* 2rad,acc,n* 3
2rad,eq* 2m,1* 1* 2m,n* n* n t F ... n t F
F
n t ... n t
10.6.2.2 A and S shaft design
Permitted shaft loads for A shaft design (hollow shaft with keyway)
Type z2 F2ax20 F2rad20 F2rad,acc M2k20 M2k,acc
[mm] [N] [N] [N] [Nm] [Nm]
K1 40.0 1900 5000 5000 240 240
K2 42.0 2100 6000 6000 310 310
K3 45.0 2400 7000 7000 380 380
K4 52.0 3500 11200 11200 740 740
K5 39.0 2500 13450 13450 1000 1000
K6 42.0 3000 16000 16000 1300 1300
K7 45.0 4100 22000 22000 2100 2100
K8 50.0 5300 29000 29000 2600 2600
K9 56.0 7000 65000 65000 3600 3600
K10 56.0 9000 80000 80000 5000 5000
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Permitted shaft loads for S shaft design (hollow shaft with shrink ring)
Type z2 F2ax20 F2rad20 F2rad,acc M2k20 M2k,acc
[mm] [N] [N] [N] [Nm] [Nm]
K1 40.0 1900 5000 5000 240 240
K2 42.0 2100 6000 6000 310 310
K3 45.0 2400 7000 7000 380 380
K4 52.0 3500 11200 11200 740 740
K5 39.0 2500 13450 13450 1000 1000
K6 42.0 3000 16000 16000 1300 1300
K7 45.0 4100 22000 22000 2100 2100
K8 50.0 5300 29000 29000 2600 2600
K9 56.0 7000 65000 65000 3600 3600
K10 56.0 9000 80000 80000 5000 5000
For other output speeds, download diagrams at https://configurator.stoeber.de/en-US/.
The following applies to output speeds n2m* > 20 rpm: 2ax20
2axN
2m* 3
1 F
F
n
20min
- =
rpm 2rad20
2radN
2m* 3
1 F
F
n
20min
- =
rpm 2k20
2kN
2m* 3
1 M
M
n
20min
- =
rpm
The values for F2ax20, F2rad20 and M2k20 can be found in the table \"Permitted shaft loads\" in this chapter.
Fig. 3: Force application points for hollow shaft
You can determine the permitted radial forces from the permitted tilting torque M2kN and M2k,acc. The actual
radial forces may not exceed the permitted radial forces. The permitted radial forces pertain to the shaft
end (x2 = 0). × × + ×( + ) =
2ax* 2 2rad,acc* 2 2
2k,acc* 2 F y F x z
M
1000
For applications with multiple axial and/or radial forces, you must add the forces as vectors.
In the event of EMERGENCY OFF operation (max. 1000 load changes), you can multiply the permitted forces
and torques for F2ax20, F2rad20 and M2k20 by a factor of two.
Also note the calculation for equivalent values: × × + + × × =
× + + × 3 3
2m,1* 1* 2k,acc,1* 2m,n* n* 2k,acc,n* 3
2k,eq* 2m,1* 1* 2m,n* n* n t M ... n t M
M
n t ... n t
× × + + × × =
× + + × 3 3
2m,1* 1* 2rad,acc,1* 2m,n* n* 2rad,acc,n* 3
2rad,eq* 2m,1* 1* 2m,n* n* n t F ... n t F
F
n t ... n t
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10.6.3 Permitted breakdown torques at the gear unit input
For a horizontal mounting position of the motor, verify that the permitted breakdown torque at the gear
unit input is not exceeded before installation on a STOBER gear unit. You can find information for how to do
that in this chapter.
Calculate the actual breakdown torque as follows:
M1k* = F1k* • lsp ≤ M1k
Type M1k
[Nm]
MB23 45
MB33 90
MB43 200
MB53 450
10.6.4 Radial shaft seal rings
Leak-proofness
Our gear units are equipped with high-quality radial shaft seal rings and checked for leaks. However, a leak
cannot be fully ruled out over the length of use of a gear unit. If you use a gear unit with goods incompatible
with the lubricant, you must take measures to prevent direct contact with the gear unit lubricant in case of a
leak.
10.6.5 Oil expansion tank
The gear units have a higher fill level in mounting position EL5. The oil expansion tank prevents oil from escaping out of the gear unit.
Notes
• We recommend using an oil expansion tank in mounting position EL5 (additional cost) for fast running
gear units with an input speed n1 > 1750 rpm and gear ratios i < 20.
• The oil expansion tank can only be used with certain sizes; see the chapter Oil expansion tank
10.7 Additional documentation
Additional documentation related to the product can be found at
http://www.stoeber.de/en/downloads/
Enter the ID of the documentation in the Search term field.
Documentation ID
Operating manual gear units, geared motors K 443364_en
Operating manual for MB23/MB33/MB43/MB53 ServoStop motor
adapters with brake
443287_en
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12 Appendix
Table of contents
12.1 Formula symbols ............................................................................................................................................................... 332
12.2 Trademarks ....................................................................................................................................................................... 334
12.3 Sales terms and delivery conditions.................................................................................................................................. 334
12.4 Legal notice ....................................................................................................................................................................... 334
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12.1 Formula symbols
The formula symbols for values actually present in the application are marked with *.
Symbol Unit Explanation
C2 Nm/
arcmin
Torsional stiffness relative to the gear unit output for M2acc
Δn2 rpm Speed difference at the output
Δφ2 arcmin Backlash at the output shaft with a blocked input
Without brake backlash
Δφ2red arcmin Reduced backlash at the output shaft with a blocked input
Without brake backlash
Δφ2redI arcmin Reduced backlash (backlash class I) at the output shaft with a blocked input
Without brake backlash
Δφ2redII arcmin Reduced backlash (backlash class II) at the output shaft with a blocked input
Without brake backlash
ΔφB arcmin Brake backlash
Δφtot arcmin Total backlash
Δt s Timespan
dMW mm Motor shaft diameter
ED10 % Duty cycle based on 10 minutes
ηget % Efficiency of the gear unit at nominal torque
F1k* N Static and dynamic loads present in the application from the weight of the
motor, mass acceleration and vibrations at the gear unit input
F2ax* N Actual axial force at the gear unit output
F2ax100 N Permitted axial force at the gear unit output for n2m* ≤ 100 rpm (without radial force)
F2ax20 N Permitted axial force at the gear unit output for n2m* ≤ 20 rpm (without radial
force)
F2axN N Permitted nominal axial force at the gear unit output (without radial force)
F2rad* N Actual radial force on the gear unit output
F2rad,acc N Permitted radial acceleration force at the gear unit output
F2rad,acc* N Radial acceleration force present at the gear unit output
F2rad,acc,1* N Radial acceleration force present at the gear unit output in the first time period
F2rad,acc,n* N Radial acceleration force present at the gear unit output in the nth time period
F2rad,eq* N Actual equivalent force at the gear unit output
F2rad100 N Permitted radial force at the gear unit output for n2m* ≤ 100 rpm
F2rad20 N Permitted radial force on the gear unit output for n2m* ≤ 20 rpm
F2radN N Permitted nominal radial force at the gear unit output
fBop – Operating mode operating factor
fBt – Runtime operating factor
fBT – Temperature operating factor
fBZB – Operating factor for cyclic operation
i – Gear ratio
J1 kgcm2
Mass moment of inertia relative to the gear unit input
Jtot kgm2
Total mass moment of inertia (based on the motor shaft)
l mm Length of the output shaft
L10h h Bearing service life
LpA dBA Sound pressure level of the gear unit at n1N = 2000 rpm
lsp m Distance between the motor's center of mass and the gear unit input's center
of mass
LW - Load change: A load change (LW) corresponds to an acceleration and a deceleration.
m kg Weight (for gear units without lubricant)
M Nm Torque
M1Bstat Nm Static braking torque of the brake in the motor adapter (tolerance +40%,
−20%)
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Symbol Unit Explanation
M1k Nm Permitted tilting torque at the gear unit input
M1k* Nm Existing tilting torque on the gear unit input
|M2| Nm Absolute value of torque on the output
M2.1* – M2.4* Nm Actual torque in the respective time segment (1 to 4)
M2,n* Nm Actual torque in the n-th time segment
M2acc Nm Maximum permitted acceleration torque on the gear unit output
M2acc* Nm Actual acceleration torque on the gear unit output
M2accHT Nm Maximum permitted acceleration torque on the gear unit output with reduced backlash
M2acc,max Nm Maximum permitted acceleration torque of a group of gear units of the same
size
M2eq* Nm Equivalent torque present on the gear unit output
M2k* Nm Actual tilting torque on the gear unit output
M2k,acc Nm Permitted acceleration tilting torque at the gear unit output
M2k,acc* Nm Acceleration tilting torque present at the gear unit output
M2k,acc,1* Nm Acceleration tilting torque present at the gear unit output in the first time period
M2k,acc,n* Nm Acceleration tilting torque present at the gear unit output in the nth time period
M2k,eq* Nm Actual equivalent tilting torque on the gear unit output
M2k100 Nm Permitted tilting torque on the gear unit output for n2m* ≤ 100 rpm
M2k20 Nm Permitted tilting torque on the gear unit output for n2m* ≤ 20 rpm
M2kN Nm Permitted nominal tilting torque at the gear unit output
M2N Nm Nominal torque on the gear unit output (relative to n1N = 1500 rpm)
M2NOT Nm Gear unit emergency-off torque on the gear unit output for max. 1000 load
changes
M2NOT* Nm Actual emergency off torque for the gear unit on the gear unit output
ML* Nm Actual load torque
MM,Bmax Nm Maximum permitted motor torque for the gear unit in a redundant brake system including any tolerances of the braking torque
MM,Bmax* Nm Maximum available motor torque for the gear unit in a redundant brake system including any tolerances of the braking torque
n1m* rpm Actual average input speed
n1max* rpm Actual maximum input speed
n1maxDB min-1 Maximum permitted input speed of the gear unit in continuous operation
(at surrounding temperature of 20 °C)
n1maxZB min-1 Maximum permitted input speed of the gear unit in cyclic operation
(at surrounding temperature of 20 °C)
|n2| rpm Absolute value of output speed
n2m* rpm Actual average output speed
n2m,1* – n2m,4* rpm Actual average output speed in the respective time segment (1 to 4)
n2m,n* rpm Actual average output speed in the n-th time segment
PholdB W Holding capacity of the brake
PN,B W Nominal power of the brake
PO,B W Overexcitation output of the brake
t s Time
t1* – t4* s Duration of the respective time segment (1 to 4)
t11B ms Response delay: time from when the current is turned off until the torque increases
t1B ms Linking time: time from when the current is turned off until the nominal braking torque is reached
t1B,AC ms Linking time: time from when the current is turned off until the nominal braking torque is reached with AC-side switching of the brake rectifier
t1B,DC ms Linking time: time from when the current is turned off until the nominal braking torque is reached with DC-side switching of the brake rectifier
t2B ms Disengagement time: time from when the current is turned on until the
torque begins to drop
tn* s Duration of the n-th time segment
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Symbol Unit Explanation
tO,B ms Overexcitation time of the brake
U V Voltage
UholdB V Withstand voltage of the brake
ULINE V Supply voltage
UN,B V Nominal voltage of brake
UO,B V Overexcitation voltage of the brake
x2 mm Distance of the shaft shoulder to the force application point
y2 mm Distance of the shaft axis to the axial force application point
z2 mm Distance of the shaft shoulder to the middle of the output bearing
12.2 Trademarks
The following names are trademarks or registered trademarks of STOBER:
EasyAdapt® EasyAdapt® is a registered trademark of STÖBER Antriebstechnik GmbH +
Co. KG
FlexiAdapt® FlexiAdapt® is a registered trademark of STÖBER Antriebstechnik GmbH +
Co. KG
12.3 Sales terms and delivery conditions
You can find our current sales terms and delivery conditions at http://www.stoeber.de/en/gtc.
12.4 Legal notice
ServoStop servo gear units with brake catalog ID 443234_en.
You can find current versions of PDF files online at http://www.stoeber.de/en/downloads/.
12.4 Legal notice 12 Appendix
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STÖBER Antriebstechnik GmbH + Co. KG
Kieselbronner Strasse 12
75177 Pforzheim
Germany
Phone: +49 7231 582-0
mail@stoeber.de
www.stober.com
Service hotline:
+49 7231 582-3000
ID 443234_en.02 04/2023 We reserve the right to make technical changes.




