Mitsubishi ZKB-5XN Powder Brake (50 N·m)
Mitsubishi Electric 50 N·m natural-cooled magnetic powder brake; the Japanese benchmark that many Chinese FZ-series powder brakes copy, for a joint dyno absorber.
Specifications
| Rated torque | 50 N·m |
|---|---|
| Load type | Magnetic powder brake |
| Max speed | unknown |
| Heat dissipation (slip power) | unknown |
| Control | 2.15 A rated current, 51.5 W (coil voltage not stated on page) |
Who makes it
Need a different shaft, connector, firmware or enclosure, or a price at 1,000 units? Maglev takes the catalog part to the factory and comes back with a custom version and one fixed price.
Landed cost in the US
Total US duty on this part by where it is made (2026-10-29). Mexico shown before USMCA preference; qualifying goods enter duty free. Your factory choice, not the shipping port, sets the origin.
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Compliance
| HTS classification | 8505.20.0000 |
|---|---|
| NDAA | unknown |
| Blue UAS | unknown |
| FCC | n/a |
| Notes | Material number 585157; natural cooling. Mitsubishi Europe page gives torque, current, power, weight (14.5 kg) but no max speed or slip power. The ZKB-2.5BN/ZKB-5BN in the original lead are the clutch versions (input + output shaft) with the same torque; the XN brake is the right part for a dyno load. EU e-shop page exists but shows no public price. Coil voltage: 24 VDC is standard for the ZKB series but not shown on this page. |
Equivalents from other makers
Sources
- https://fr-fa.mitsubishielectric.com/fa/fr_en/products/drv/electromagnetic-clutch/brake/powder-brake/powder-brake-zkb-xn/zkb-5xn.htmlproduct data: type POWDER BRAKE, rated torque, rated current, power consumption, weight, CE/UKCA
- https://mitsubishi-electric-eshop.mee.com/mee/FA_IA/en/EUR/Catalogue/Servo/Electr-clutch-brake/Powder-Brake/ZKB-5XN/p/000000000000585157EU e-shop page (no public price)
Record confidence: VERIFIED. VERIFIED means the maker's own documents; REPORTED means a credible third party; UNVERIFIED means a single weak source. Anything we could not confirm says unknown.