Siemens 29 V 0.4 kW Servo Motor, 6000 rpm, 3.4 Nm Max Output Torque

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RS Stock No.:
280-4442
Mfr. Part No.:
1FK7022-5AK71-1LG3
Brand:
Siemens
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Brand

Siemens

Maximum Output Torque

3.4 Nm

Supply Voltage

29 V

Output Speed

6000 rpm

Power Rating

0.4 kW

Stall Torque

0.85Nm

COO (Country of Origin):
RO

Siemens Servo Motor, 3.4Nm Maximum Output Torque, 29V Supply Voltage - 1FK7022-5AK71-1LG3


This servo motor is a compact solution well-suited for various industrial applications. With a maximum output torque of 3.4 Nm and a power rating of 0.4kW, it offers impressive performance and efficiency. Operating at a high output speed of 6000 rpm, this motor is designed for precision and reliability in demanding environments. Key design features include a rotor inertia of 0.280 kg.cm², making it an ideal choice for automation tasks that require quick responsiveness.

Features & Benefits


• High efficiency rating of 86.0% lowers operational costs
• Capable of delivering a stall torque of 0.85 Nm for robust performance
• Operating with a supply voltage of 29V ensures compatibility
• Low rotor inertia allows for rapid acceleration and deceleration
• Features natural cooling for enhanced durability and reduced maintenance
• Integrated encoder system provides accurate position feedback

Applications


• Utilised in robotics for precise movement controls
• Effective in CNC machines for high-speed machining processes
• Suitable for conveyor systems requiring reliable torque
• Used in packaging equipment for demanding high acceleration

What is the significance of the stall torque specifications for this motor?


The stall torque of 0.85 Nm indicates the maximum torque produced when the motor is stalled. This is crucial for applications that require starting under load, ensuring the motor can handle high initial resistance effectively.

How does the rotor inertia in servo motors affect performance?


A low rotor inertia of 0.280 kg.cm² facilitates quick changes in speed and direction, enabling smoother operation and higher responsiveness in dynamic applications.

What electrical characteristics should I consider when integrating this motor into a system?


The motor operates efficiently at a supply voltage of 29V and has a rated current of 1.4A, which are essential for compatibility with various control systems and drive units.

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