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When it comes to reliable servo drive performance, Mitsubishi’s MR-J2S series remains one of the most trusted options in industrial automation. But within that series, choosing between the Mitsubishi MR-J2S-100B and the Mitsubishi MR-J2S-40CP-S212 can be a critical decision, especially for engineers balancing power requirements, compatibility, and cost.
Both drives are legacy performers still widely used in factories across the globe. But which one is right for your application? Let’s break it down.
The MR-J2S lineup is part of the legendary MELSERVO family, known for:
These drives are ideal for motion-centric applications like packaging, robotics, tool positioning, and light machining. But even within the series, there are key differences to consider.
Feature | MR-J2S-100B | MR-J2S-40CP-S212 |
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Brand | Mitsubishi | Mitsubishi |
Rated Output | 1kW (1000W) | 400W |
Voltage Class | 200–230V | 200–230V |
Input Type | Single/Three-phase | Single-phase |
Cooling Method | Natural cooling | Natural cooling |
Built-in Brake | Yes | Yes |
Network | SSCNET III/H | SSCNET |
Protection Features | Overcurrent, Overload, Overvoltage, Encoder Fault, Undervoltage, Overheat | Overcurrent, Overload, Regenerative Error, Overvoltage |
Both of these models continue to see high demand in 2025—especially as supply chain challenges make new drives harder to source or integrate. What makes them still relevant?
In short, Mitsubishi servo drives like these thrive in the kind of real-world conditions where untested technology struggles. That’s why OEMs, rebuild shops, and MRO buyers keep coming back to the MR-J2S family.
At Industrial Automation Co., we stock both the MR-J2S-100B and MR-J2S-40CP-S212 with:
Not sure which one’s best for your retrofit? Reach out to our team—we’ll help you match the right drive to your machine specs and application goals.
Choosing between the Mitsubishi MR-J2S-100B and MR-J2S-40CP-S212 comes down to your system’s power needs and footprint constraints. Both offer robust control, legendary reliability, and smooth integration with existing equipment. For many automation teams, that’s exactly what matters most.
Need performance without the guesswork? Go with a drive that’s already proven.