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This relatively large centering diameter gives you good stiffness and repeatability when mating to machine frames or flanges, but it also means the mounting structure or hub must precisely conform to that diameter to avoid misalignment. In retrofit designs, you must check clearances and tolerances tightly to avoid interference or runout.

The brake must be energized or de-energized in sync with motion commands, and it should be dimensioned so that its friction torque dominates peak loads during standstill. Ensure the brake’s power supply and blending with servo current don’t introduce step-change torque transients.

A keyway gives you positive torque transmission without slippage, but you must ensure the key and key seat tolerances are tight and that the shaft shoulder supports axial loads. Also consider stress concentrations around the keyway when computing fatigue loads in cyclic operations.

Even though it may run “cooled by ambient convection,” sustained loads near its limits will raise stator winding temperature—so maintain ambient limits and allow for ventilation. If your duty cycle needs continuous high torque, adding forced-air or liquid cooling may extend performance headroom.

In a reversal, torque demand may transiently exceed steady-state values, so your drive current limit needs headroom (e.g. 1.5–2× peak) and your brake engagement timing needs to avoid fighting the servo moment. Also allow for safety interlocks to prevent the brake from engaging while the motor is driving.