8LSA24.R0060C019-0 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 8LSA24.R0060C019-0 is a three-phase synchronous motor in the 8LS Synchronous Motors series. It features self-cooling with free circulation, a flange dimension of 58 mm, and a rated speed of 6000 rpm. The motor uses a resolver encoder and a mounting flange, and comes with a straight top connector.
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The 8LSA24.R0060C019-0 is a B & R Automation three-phase synchronous motor with self-cooling, free circulation for efficient thermal performance. Resolver feedback and a 6000 rpm rated speed support accurate motion control and strong dynamic response, making the motor a dependable servo choice.
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B&R Automation’s 8LS Synchronous Motors series includes the 8LSA24.R0060C019-0, a compact three-phase servo motor built for precise position and velocity control in industrial automation. The 8LSA frame suits pick-and-place axes, feeders, and light gantries where quick acceleration and stable motion are critical. Direct coupling to a compatible drive converts electrical command signals into mechanical rotation across a wide speed range, and the motor’s small envelope allows installation in tight cabinets or on space-restricted machine modules.
Power and feedback conductors exit through a straight top connector, so cables can be routed vertically away from moving parts, and the termination uses a detachable connector body for convenient access. A flange dimension of 58 mm establishes the square mounting face and matches common IEC gearheads. The rotor is balanced for continuous operation at speeds up to 6000 rpm, giving the axis ample speed headroom. The motor uses a self-cooling design that requires no external fan or liquid circuit, reducing maintenance requirements. A smooth shaft permits the use of rigid clamp couplings or press-fit pulleys without keyway stress. The absence of a holding brake means that static load retention must be handled by the drive or external mechanical components.
Position feedback is generated by a resolver, which supplies analog sine-cosine signals that the drive converts into rotor-angle data. Mechanical accuracy is maintained within 10 arcmin, supporting repeatable alignment on indexing tables and lightweight linear stages. The housing includes a mounting flange, allowing direct bolt-on assembly to machine plates while keeping the stator concentric with downstream bearings. Internally, a three-phase synchronous winding pattern produces smooth torque with low cogging during controlled motion. The design does not include an oil seal, so the motor should not be exposed to pressurized fluids in its installation environment.