The part number 0100500 does not directly map to a clear industrial product specification from IRT or Isoflux in available catalogs. The search results instead pointed to unrelated entries (such as the Indian Income Tax Department and Institute of Rail Transport), which suggests that 0100500 may be either:

• An internal spare part code used by a distributor (e.g., WiAutomation, Radwell, or similar industrial suppliers).
• A legacy or OEM-specific identifier tied to servo drives, motors, or accessories, but not published in public datasheets.
• A mis-typed or incomplete reference, since IRT and Isoflux typically use formats like 1318-MONOBLOC, 9052.100.400, or 444,2,30,00.

How to Pin Down 0100500

• Check the supplier catalog: If you saw 0100500 on a site like WiAutomation, Radwell, or eBay, it’s likely their internal stock code.
• Cross-reference with IRT/Isoflux ranges:
  • IRT servo amplifiers usually have 4-digit or 7-digit codes (e.g., 9052.100.400).
  • Isoflux motors use torque/speed-based identifiers (e.g., 444,2,30,00).
• Ask for the manufacturer context: If this is from IRT, it may be a servo drive accessory or board. If from Isoflux, it could be a motor variant.