MITSUBISHI HC-MF23-UE AC Servo Motor 120V 1.5A 3000rpm 200W

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The MITSUBISHI HC-MF23-UE is a compact 200 W AC servo motor designed for precise axis motion in CNC machines and industrial automation equipment. It delivers reliable positioning performance for feed and auxiliary axes and is an ideal replacement motor for reducing machine downtime.

The HC-MF23-UE belongs to a proven series widely used in small to mid-size CNC machine tools, positioning fixtures, gantries, and handling systems where stable and accurate motion control is required. It features a rated speed of 3000 rpm and a 120 V winding with an approximate rated current of 1.5 A, providing responsive control and repeatable positioning performance.

The HC-MF23-UE uses a standard flange mounting design, allowing straightforward replacement when the reference matches the original motor and a straight shaft. For a proper installation, always verify the complete nameplate information, voltage class, and connector configuration before purchase.

Ready to replace your defective MITSUBISHI HC-MF23-UE AC Servo Motor, this unit comes with a warranty and can be supplied as a fully tested replacement to help restore machine performance quickly and efficiently.

Frequently asked questions about HC-MF23-UE:

Which servo amplifiers can run this motor?
Use a MITSUBISHI drive that matches the HC-MF series, 200 W capacity and the same voltage and feedback specification. Always confirm compatibility against the motor tag and the drive manual before replacement.

Does the HC-MF23-UE include a holding brake?
Brake availability depends on the exact sub-variant and nameplate code. Check the full reference and product photos or consult your original motor tag to confirm the presence of a brake before ordering.

What mechanical details should be verified for a drop-in swap?
Confirm flange size, pilot diameter, bolt pattern, shaft diameter and keyway, plus connector orientation. Matching these details with your original unit ensures a clean mechanical installation.

Can I reuse existing cables and connectors?
In most cases yes, provided the reference and connector style match. Inspect cable condition, pinouts and length, and replace worn or damaged leads during the motor changeout.

Is this suitable for preventive maintenance stock?
Yes, many shops keep a spare motor with the exact reference to reduce repair turnaround on critical axes. This approach supports faster recovery when a failure occurs on the production floor.