8LSA23.R0060D000-0 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 8LSA23.R0060D000-0 is a three-phase synchronous motor from the 8LS Synchronous Motors series featuring a standard configuration with a smooth shaft and no reinforced bearing. It is designed with a 58 mm mounting flange, has a rated speed of 6000 rpm, and uses resolver encoder technology. The motor has self-cooling with free air circulation, angled connector hardware, and no holding brake or oil seal.
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The 8LSA23.R0060D000-0 is a B & R Automation three-phase synchronous motor with self-cooling free circulation for dependable thermal control. Resolver feedback and a 6000 rpm rated speed support precise, responsive motion, making the motor a strong choice for demanding servo applications.
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The 8LSA23.R0060D000-0 is a compact AC servo motor produced by B & R Automation for the 8LS Synchronous Motors series. Assigned to the 8LSA designation, it serves as the primary rotary element in packaging stations, indexing tables, and material-handling robots where precise, space-efficient motion is needed. The unit operates with B & R drive controllers to provide closed-loop speed and position regulation in modern automated lines. It converts controlled drive current into rotary torque for repeated starts, stops, and direction changes in automated equipment.
The motor is a three-phase synchronous device rated for a continuous shaft speed of 6000 rpm. Rotor position feedback comes from a resolver, enabling reliable commutation in electrically noisy cabinets. The positioning accuracy is 10 arcmin, supporting moderately precise pick-and-place cycles. A flange size of 58 mm and length code 3 set the motor’s physical envelope and magnetic stack depth. The standard configuration has no reinforced bearings, internal holding brake, or oil seal. Applied axial thrust must remain compatible with the standard bearings, and stationary loads require external retention when power is removed. Contamination must also be controlled at the machine interface because the shaft does not have an oil seal.
Thermal stability is supported by self-cooling airflow, so the motor does not require an auxiliary fan. Power and sensor leads exit through an angled swivel connector that supports flexible cable routing and helps reduce strain near the motor housing. Standard DIN circular connector hardware provides a secure interface for power and feedback cabling. Installation relies on a mounting flange that centers the stator against the machine plate, while torque is transmitted through a smooth shaft suited to clamp or collet couplings.
