Integrated motion · Planetary joint series

ZHR-P17: Integrated Planetary Servo Joint Module

ZHR-P17 combines a planetary transmission and servo drive in a robot joint module with 6 Nm rated torque and 17 Nm peak torque. Explore the actual product, mounting drawing and detailed specifications below.

Rated torque
6 Nm
Peak torque
17 Nm
Catalog weight
380 g

Model-specific configuration review · Direct engineering contact

ZHR-P17 planetary joint module — front
ZHR-P17 · Actual product photograph
01 / Product overview

Understand the model before design-in.

Quick answer: consider ZHR-P17 for compact dynamic motion where the mechanical envelope and application conditions fit the selected model. Validate the complete duty cycle, mechanical envelope and interface with engineering before release.

ZHR-P17 sits between ZHR-P14 and ZHR-P36 in the published torque range. Compare its 6 Nm rated and 17 Nm peak torque with your load requirements rather than selecting by the model number alone.

Engineering boundary

Encoder, backlash and communication configuration are model-specific. ZHR-P60 is CAN only and does not support native EtherCAT.

Torque values are model-specific. Confirm the duty cycle, thermal conditions, interface and mechanical drawing before design-in.

ZHR-P17 is available in two configurations: 36 V with one magnetic encoder and 48 V with two magnetic encoders. Select and state the configuration in your inquiry; document revision numbers still require confirmation. Compare the two P17 configurations and request engineering confirmation.

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02 / Technical data

Public specification summary

Choose the 36 V single-encoder or 48 V dual-encoder configuration, then confirm the matching document revision before design-in.

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Two available P17 configurations

Catalog A, page 4: 36 V rated, 24–48 V range, 1 encoder, 315 rpm no-load and 275 rpm rated-load speed (both ± 10%). Catalog B, page 3: 48 V rated, 24–60 V range, 2 encoders, 410 rpm no-load and 100 rpm rated-load speed (both ± 10%). Both configurations are available. Specify the chosen voltage and encoder configuration when requesting a quote; document revision numbers remain to be confirmed. Compare configuration data before selection.

ZHR-P17 public summary · Two available configurations reviewed 18 September 2026; select the configuration and confirm document revision
ParameterPublished value
Rated torque6 Nm
Peak torque17 Nm
Weight380 g ± 3 g
Reduction Ratio7.75 : 1
Drive MethodFOC
Rated Output Power60 W ± 10%
Communication interfaceConfirm the interface and configuration with engineering before design-in.

Communication boundary: Communication: model-specific; contact engineering to confirm the interface before design-in. ZHR-P60 is CAN only and does not support native EtherCAT.

03 / Mechanical integration

ZHR-P17 dimensions & mounting

Inspect the model-specific mounting interfaces before designing the mating parts.

ZHR-P17 planetary joint module — dimensions drawing
ZHR-P17 dimensional drawing. Open the original for readable dimensions and tolerances; do not scale measurements from this preview.

Before you freeze the mechanical design

  • Mounting pattern: verify locating features, fixing-hole pattern and fastener engagement against the drawing.
  • Clearance: account for the housing, connector access and cable routing in the assembly.
  • External loading: provide radial and axial loads, shock conditions and the load-side inertia for review.

Validate the operating cycle

  • Torque and speed: provide the load profile and acceleration demands, including peak duration.
  • Thermal conditions: specify ambient temperature, cooling and continuous operating time.
  • Controls: confirm the bus, encoder configuration and controller compatibility before ordering.
04 / Engineering resources

Documents and next step

Use the series specification page for the current public drawings and data. Request model-specific documents, configuration confirmation and quotation with your application conditions.

PDF / Specifications

Product catalog

Catalog A page 4 describes the available 36 V single-encoder configuration. Catalog B page 3 describes the available 48 V dual-encoder configuration. Use the data for your chosen configuration.

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Drawing / Reference

Public specification sheets

Check the current series documentation alongside the model drawing and comparison data.

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05 / Compare the range

Find the right ZHR-P torque range.

Compare published ratings first, then validate speed, packaging and controls. Weight alone does not determine application suitability.

Published ZHR-P model ratings · Catalog weight
ModelRated torquePeak torqueWeightModel page
ZHR-P051.6 Nm5.5 Nm191 gView model details
ZHR-P145 Nm14 Nm310 g ± 3 gView model details
ZHR-P176 Nm17 Nm380 g ± 3 gCurrent model
ZHR-P3611 Nm36 Nm621 gView model details
ZHR-P6020 Nm60 Nm900 g ± 20 gView model details
ZHR-P12040 Nm120 Nm1420 g ± 20 gView model details
06 / Engineering questions

ZHR-P17 selection FAQs

What are the rated and peak torque values of ZHR-P17?

ZHR-P17 is listed at 6 Nm rated torque and 17 Nm peak torque. Peak torque is not a continuous operating rating. Confirm allowable peak duration, duty cycle and thermal conditions with engineering.

What supply voltage does ZHR-P17 use?

Both configurations are available: 36 V rated with one magnetic encoder and a 24–48 V range (Catalog A page 4), or 48 V rated with two magnetic encoders and a 24–60 V range (Catalog B page 3). State your chosen configuration in the inquiry; document revision numbers still require confirmation. Compare the configuration data and confirm the actual unit with engineering before choosing its power supply.

Which communication interface does ZHR-P17 support?

Confirm the interface and configuration with engineering before design-in.

How do I obtain ZHR-P17 dimensions and STEP CAD?

Use the model-specific dimensional drawing on this page and the linked specification catalog for initial layout. Request the current ZHR-P17 STEP model and configuration confirmation through the engineering RFQ link before releasing your mechanical design.

How should I compare ZHR-P17 with adjacent ZHR-P models?

ZHR-P17 sits between ZHR-P14 and ZHR-P36 in the published torque range. Compare its 6 Nm rated and 17 Nm peak torque with your load requirements rather than selecting by the model number alone.

From specification to integration

Discuss your ZHR-P17 application.

Specify either the 36 V single-encoder or 48 V dual-encoder configuration. Share your required torque and speed, duty cycle, supply voltage, control interface and target quantity. Your inquiry carries the ZHR-P17 reference so the engineering team can review the intended configuration.