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FANUC A06B A06B-0532-B501

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A06B-0532-B501

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The A06B-0532-B501 servo motor from FANUC delivers reliable performance with a rated speed of 3000 RPM. This three-phase motor operates at a voltage of 56 V and provides a stall torque of 0.25 Nm.

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Technical specifications for A06B-0532-B501

ManufacturerFANUC
Product TypeAC Servo Motor
Product LineA06B
Part NumberA06B-0532-B501
Rated Speed3000 RPM
Stall Torque0.25 Nm
Stall Current1.00 A
Voltage56 V
Phases3
Number of Poles6
Ambient Temperature Rating40°C
ExcitationPermanent Magnet
Insulation ClassF
Encoder Type2000 Pulse Incremental Encoder
Shaft DesignTapered Shaft with Keyway
Cooling MethodNatural Convection
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The FANUC A06B-0532-B501 motor is designed as an efficient AC servo motor, focusing on high-precision tasks. This motor operates at a rated speed of 3000 RPM and is designed to withstand a stall torque of 0.25 Nm during operation. It requires a 56-volt voltage input and operates on three phases, making it suitable for various automated systems.

Designed for operating under specific ambient conditions, this motor can function efficiently at a maximum temperature of 40°C. It features six poles and utilizes permanent magnet excitation, ensuring consistent performance during operation. The insulation rating is classified as F, confirming its durability and suitability in challenging environments.

Linked to position control, an incremental encoder with 2000 pulses per revolution provides essential feedback, enhancing the control of motion dynamics. The shaft design is tapered and includes a keyway, which facilitates a secure attachment to driven components.

For cooling, the motor employs natural convection, which effectively dissipates heat without requiring artificial cooling mechanisms.