Allen-Bradley
AC/DC Brushless Servo Drives
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Allen-Bradley began its existence as the Compression Rheostat Company in 1903. It was founded by Lynde Bradley and Dr. Stanton Allen and the company changed its moniker to feature the founders’ names in 1909. The company flourished with the expansion of the radio industry and in supplying the military with various electronic equipment during World War I and World War II. In the Seventies and Eighties Allen-Bradley’s Industrial Automation products included numerous servo motors and other types of servo systems equipment.
The company remained privately owned until 1985 when it was purchased by Rockwell. In the Nineties Allen-Bradley was placed under the umbrella of Rockwell Automation along with Reliance Electric and its subsidiary brands Electro-Craft and Dodge whom Rockwell had acquired in 1994. In 2007 Rockwell sold its Power Systems division to Baldor meaning the Allen-Bradley, Reliance, and Dodge brands and their products are now under Baldor’s ownership.
Allen-Bradley began its existence as the Compression Rheostat Company in 1903. It was founded by Lynde Bradley and Dr. Stanton Allen and the company changed its moniker to feature the founders’ names in 1909. The company flourished with the expansion of the radio industry and in supplying the military with various electronic equipment during World War I and World War II. In the Seventies and Eighties Allen-Bradley’s Industrial Automation products included numerous servo motors and other types of servo systems equipment.
The company remained privately owned until 1985 when it was purchased by Rockwell. In the Nineties Allen-Bradley was placed under the umbrella of Rockwell Automation along with Reliance Electric and its subsidiary brands Electro-Craft and Dodge whom Rockwell had acquired in 1994. In 2007 Rockwell sold its Power Systems division to Baldor meaning the Allen-Bradley, Reliance, and Dodge brands and their products are now under Baldor’s ownership.
Allen-Bradley / Electrocraft / Reliance Drives
If your drive is not represented below, please call us as our capabilities are always expanding!
If your drive is not an Allen-Bradley, Electrocraft, or Reliance, refer to our AC/DC Brushless Servo Drives list to view a list of manufacturers we can service.
BSA Series
Offered in a few different ranges that support between 5 - 15 A continous and 15 - 30 A peak current with an input of 120V AC. Additionally it can provide shunt motors with 50 w continuous and 1000 w peak power.
MAX430
The MAX430 offers precision PWM control even during low speed high torque work. Able to run continuously at 15 A while offering 16 kH switching speed.
BRU Series
The BRU series greatly varies on the specific model, continuous amps ranging from 5 - 100 A and peak from 10 - 450 A. Some are single phase while others are three phase. The only constant through the range is that they are all rated for 230 VAC input.
1388 Series
Operating at 150 VDC output this series of drives has a continuous current output range between 10 - 60 A with a peak current range of 25 - 150 A.
1391 Series
This series of drives has a output voltage of 300 VDC. Peak current range of 30 - 90 A and between 15 - 45 A continuous output.
BSA Series
Offered in a few different ranges that support between 5 - 15 A continous and 15 - 30 A peak current with an input of 120V AC. Additionally it can provide shunt motors with 50 w continuous and 1000 w peak power.
MAX430
The MAX430 offers precision PWM control even during low speed high torque work. Able to run continuously at 15 A while offering 16 kH switching speed.
BRU Series
The BRU series greatly varies on the specific model, continuous amps ranging from 5 - 100 A and peak from 10 - 450 A. Some are single phase while others are three phase. The only constant through the range is that they are all rated for 230 VAC input.
1388 Series
Operating at 150 VDC output this series of drives has a continuous current output range between 10 - 60 A with a peak current range of 25 - 150 A.
1391 Series
This series of drives has a output voltage of 300 VDC. Peak current range of 30 - 90 A and between 15 - 45 A continuous output.