Electric motors, servo drives, and gearboxes Groschopp

Groschopp AG industrial drive systems: precision servo motors, compact BLDC motors, planetary and worm gear reducers, and decentralized RBD controllers.

Precision synchronous servo motors Groschopp series Servo-Motors

High-dynamic industrial servo motors Groschopp provide precise position control across automated machines and robotics. These drive systems deliver rated power up to 2300 W, speeds reaching 9000 rpm, voltages from 325 V to 560 V, and continuous torque up to 21 Nm.

High continuous torque density with rapid acceleration during dynamic cycles
Integrated high-resolution resolvers and optical encoders for shaft feedback
Rugged IP65 housing enclosure engineered for demanding industrial environments
Seamless compatibility with decentralized servo controller units series RBD

Compact brushless DC electric motors Groschopp series BLDC

Brushless direct current motors Groschopp series BLDC combine high electrical efficiency with long service durability without brush contact wear. The motor portfolio develops power ratings up to 650 W, rotational speeds up to 12000 rpm, and output torque up to 9 Nm.

Electronic winding commutation eliminates mechanical brush wear and sparking
Broad speed modulation range with outstanding thermal energy conservation
Integrated Hall effect sensors ensure smooth starting and velocity stability
Standard operating voltages 24 V and 48 V DC for autonomous plant machinery

Three-phase AC induction motors Groschopp series AC-Motors

Industrial alternating current induction motors Groschopp series AC-Motors deliver uninterrupted heavy-duty operation for pump drives, agitators, and conveying systems. Units produce rated power up to 1650 W, shaft speeds up to 22000 rpm, on 230 V and 400 V lines.

Robust overload capacity combined with thermal endurance of stator windings
Flexible star or delta configuration matching three-phase 230 V / 400 V grids
Modular mechanical integration across all planetary and worm reducer types
Rugged ribbed aluminum housing promotes superior thermal heat dissipation

Commutator direct current motors Groschopp series DC-Motors

Permanent magnet direct current motors Groschopp series DC-Motors offer elevated breakaway starting torque and smooth linear regulation profiles. The motor range features power ratings up to 1600 W, maximum speeds up to 28000 rpm, operating from 12 V to 220 V DC.

Linear torque-to-current ratio ensures smooth motion control and start ramps
High-density permanent magnets allow remarkably compact external dimensions
Durable carbon brush assemblies with ergonomic inspection and overhaul access
Straightforward speed regulation achieved through terminal voltage adjustment

Planetary, worm, and spur industrial gearboxes Groschopp

Precision reducers Groschopp across series S, Vario, Z, and PLZ ensure accurate speed reduction and deliver torque ratings up to 500 Nm with transmission ratios reaching 1500:1. Built to couple directly with three-phase, servo, and commutator drive units.

Planetary stages PLZ achieve up to 94 percent efficiency and high radial loads
Series S worm gearing generates whisper-quiet motion with self-braking action
Broad selection of specialized surface finishes and stainless steel housings
Ground gear teeth profiling suppresses noise emissions and operational vibration

Decentralized digital servo controllers Groschopp series RBD

Compact decentralized servo controllers Groschopp series RBD and cabinet regulators ensure responsive control over torque, velocity, and angular shaft displacement. The electronics deliver continuous power up to 1000 W and peak dynamic output to 2000 W.

High-bandwidth digital loops regulating motor current, velocity, and position
Broad support for modern fieldbus networks including CANopen and EtherCAT
Compact footprint suited for control cabinets or direct machinery installation
Integrated Safe Torque Off safety architecture protecting human operators

German engineering traditions and Groschopp drive manufacturing in Viersen

The industrial history of Groschopp AG began in 1948 in Moenchengladbach-Rheydt under the company name EMW Elektro-Motoren-Feinbauwerk Groschopp & Co. GmbH. In 1954, corporate headquarters and manufacturing operations relocated to Viersen in North Rhine-Westphalia.

In 2000, the company transitioned to a public stock corporation under the name Groschopp AG -Drives & More-.

The engineering facility on Greefsallee 49 in Viersen conducts development and serial manufacturing of precision drive technologies under commercial register HRB 10445.

The executive management and technical departments continually engineer high-efficiency gearmotors, custom fractional motors, and integrated servo drive solutions for global machinery builders.

High-dynamic servo motors and closed-loop position control principles

Synchronous servo motors in the Groschopp Servo-Motors portfolio are designed for high-precision displacement in packaging machinery, automated tooling machines, and robotic arms.

The motors deliver rated output up to 2300 W and operating speeds reaching 9000 rpm, exhibiting exceptional continuous power density and dynamic peak torque capability.

A lightweight permanent magnet rotor delivers low rotational inertia and rapid acceleration during high-frequency motion duty cycles.

Integrated optical encoders and high-resolution resolvers continually transmit absolute angular shaft position to motion controllers, ensuring repeatable positioning accuracy across automated linear and rotary axes.

Energy-efficient brushless DC electric drive motors series BLDC

Brushless direct current motors in the Groschopp BLDC series unite the linear modulation benefits of DC technology with the high reliability of contact-free machinery.

The absence of mechanical commutator segments and sliding carbon brushes eliminates electrical sparking, lowers radio interference, and extends overall machinery maintenance intervals.

Electronic commutation of the stator coils guided by internal Hall effect sensors delivers smooth starting performance and torque stability at low rotational velocities.

Operating on 24 V and 48 V DC power buses, BLDC drive motors serve automated mobile platforms, precise conveyor sections, and specialized healthcare engineering equipment.

Three-phase AC induction motors series AC-Motors in continuous operation

Alternating current induction motors in the Groschopp AC-Motors family are engineered for uninterrupted operation in heavy-duty plant environments.

Units producing up to 1650 W connect directly to three-phase 230 V and 400 V electrical grids using flexible star or delta winding wiring topologies to match local distribution parameters.

A rigid finned aluminum alloy motor housing conducts thermal heat away during continuous production cycles, preserving stator winding electrical insulation.

Standardized mounting interfaces facilitate direct mechanical coupling of AC induction motors to the broad portfolio of Groschopp planetary and worm gear speed reducers.

Modular planetary, worm, and spur gear reducer technologies

The industrial gearbox program of Groschopp encompasses PLZ planetary reducers, S series worm gearheads, and Vario and Z series inline spur gear units.

The gearhead portfolio transmits continuous torque up to 500 Nm across reduction gear ratios reaching 1500:1, providing compact speed reduction for diverse mechanical automation machinery.

Planetary PLZ stages achieve high transmission efficiency up to 94 percent while absorbing elevated radial shaft loads.

The S series right-angle worm units generate whisper-quiet operation and feature kinematic self-holding characteristics that prevent unwanted back-driving in lifting mechanisms, valve actuators, and conveyor systems.

Decentralized digital servo drive controllers series RBD architecture

Decentralized servo controllers in the Groschopp RBD series provide high-bandwidth regulation for servo motors and brushless direct current machinery.

The digital controllers manage position, velocity, and torque regulation loops, supporting continuous output ratings up to 1000 W and peak dynamic acceleration output up to 2000 W.

Support for modern industrial fieldbus protocols such as CANopen and EtherCAT integrates Groschopp drives into distributed plant automation topologies without complex cabling.

Built-in Safe Torque Off hardware protection disconnects active motor torque during routine maintenance, protecting plant personnel from unintended shaft rotation.

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