Motor Torque From website

[Hhh hhh]

Hello

I'm having a bit of trouble determining the total output torque of this motor that I found online.
It has a motor attached to a gearbox.

http://www.anaheimautomation.com/pr...8&pt=i&tID=98&cID=47&item=BLWRPG232S-36V-4000

On the website it said to "Torque of the output shaft (after gear-box) = (Peak Motor Torque) X (Gear Ratio)"
(There are two peak torques, one on each chart but I'm guessing I should use the first chart's torque ratings. What would the second torque represent then?)

I would like to know not only the peak torque but also the rated torque.

How can I find the rated torque?


Thank you

 

[3DDave]

The torque for the gearbox is how much it can take without breaking. The torque for the motor is how much it can produce.

 

[Hhh hhh]

Thank you for your clarification 3DDave.

Leading onto this question, how would you find the rated torque for this motor? This time, would you use chart #2?

Thank you