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    HITACHI 800Hz?

    do HITACHI VFD run up to 800 Hz?


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    The majority are 400hz, you need a specialized one for 800hz.
    And also a 4 pole motor that is capable of 24000 rpm.
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    I am planning to get a 10HP 7.5Kw 24000RPM either 2 or 4 poles spindle motor from either colombo, fimec, or hsd to run @24000RPM I need 800Hz capable vfd. just wondering if the SJ series from Hitachi are capable going upto 800Hz.


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    Not according to the specs, you should be able to look up a particular model spec online.
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    got it Thank you Al
    oh btw is 4 poles motor better than a 2 poles motor (given all the specs are the same except the number of poles)?


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    Rated torque or HP is rated at the base speed of the motor, so it depends at what rpm point you want your optimum torque to be.
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    So it doesn't matter wether it is 2 or 4 poles? on the 4 poles model speed is 12kRPM/24kRPM 400Hz/800Hz and the optimum torque is at 12kRPM above that the torque drops (I prefer the optimum torque around 18KRPM for wood)


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    There is a trade off or balancing act as a 4 pole motor usually has more torque per HP than its 2 pole counterpart.
    You would really need the performance figures at given rpm's for each to make a really concise selection.
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    Thank you Al.
    This next question is off the topic: which is better HSD or FIMEC? or are they about the same?


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