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Integral e-Drive launches new series of electric motor

James BillingtonBy James BillingtonMay 27, 20212 Mins Read
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British electric motor manufacturer Integral e-Drive has announced the launch of a new off-the-shelf electric motor series to help make access to electrification simpler and easier.

‘The CTSM242 e-motor is compact, lightweight, and power dense for use in high-performance traction, propulsion, power generation and other specialist high-power demanding applications,’ reads the company’s description.

Integral e-Drive has made available a family of three ultra-high-performance machines off-the-shelf in single sample quantities.

Based closely on series production units and manufactured to automotive quality standards in its recently opened Milton Keynes facility, the CTSM242 family combines up to 400kW and 520Nm in a compact package with a mass of <30kg and a maximum speed of 15,000 rev/min making it the highest performing off-the-shelf machine by some margin.

Integral e-Drive’s performance leadership has seen it acquire a substantial share of premium racing and hypercar markets and, following investment in in-house manufacturing processes, it has now made this technology accessible to higher volume applications.

The CTSM242 can be matched with 3rd party inverters but, when coupled with Integral Powertrain’s SiC high-performance inverter (MCU), it offers unparalleled, efficiency and control dynamics.

“The CTSM 242 is enabling clients to access world class power density and efficiency manufactured to automotive quality standards from our new production facility” said Andy Cross, chief technical officer. “Our scalable core technology platforms enable us to match precisely our clients’ requirements, but for some it is important to get up and running quickly and at minimum cost before any optimization phase. In these cases, this standard ‘off-the-shelf product is extremely attractive”.

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