Fanuc A06B-0245-B401

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SKUA06B-0245-B401
ManufacturerFanuc
CategoryIndustrial automation components
6-month warranty
Available (1-3 days): 1 units
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Net price (1 pc.):
3358,38PLN
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Description

The Fanuc A06B-0245-B401 is a high-performance AC servo motor designed for demanding industrial applications. Manufactured by Fanuc, a leader in automation technology, this motor is part of the Alpha iF series, specifically the AiF12/4000HV model. It features a straight shaft with a 24 VDC brake, ensuring precise control and safety during operation. The motor is equipped with an incremental encoder (i1000), providing accurate feedback for position control. With a rated speed of approximately 3000 RPM, it delivers reliable performance in various automation systems. This motor is ideal for applications requiring high torque and precision, such as CNC machinery and robotic systems.

Specifications

Brand
Fanuc
Part Number
A06B-0245-B401
Product Type
AC Servo Motor
Model
AiF12/4000HV
Shaft Type
Straight Shaft
Brake Voltage
24 VDC
Encoder Type
Incremental Encoder (i1000)
Rated Speed
3000 RPM

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