8LSA36.R0030C200-0 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 8LSA36.R0030C200-0 is a three-phase synchronous motor from the 8LS Synchronous Motors series. It features a standard holding brake, has a resolver encoder, and uses self-cooling with free air circulation. The motor has a 91.3 mm flange, a smooth shaft, and a rated speed of 3000 rpm.
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The 8LSA36.R0030C200-0 is a B & R Automation three-phase synchronous motor with self-cooling through free circulation. Resolver feedback and a standard holding brake support dependable motion control and secure axis positioning. Rated speed of 3000 rpm makes this motor a strong fit for responsive servo applications.
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The 8LSA36.R0030C200-0 is a servo motor manufactured by B & R Automation within the 8LS Synchronous Motors series. As a compact rotary actuator, it converts electrical energy into controlled torque and speed for pick-and-place axes, indexing tables, and other precision motion tasks used across automated production cells. The motor attaches through its mounting flange and uses a dedicated connector for power and feedback routing. Its compact housing supports installation in machinery where available space is limited, while the rotary design provides the controlled movement needed for repetitive positioning cycles.
As a three-phase synchronous motor, the unit develops torque through synchronous interaction between the stator field and embedded magnets. Its rated speed is 3000 rpm, providing a continuous operating point that the drive controller can command without derating. Heat is removed by a self-cooling system with free air circulation, which eliminates the need for an external fan. A flange outside diameter of 91.3 mm provides the mechanical interface for attachment to a machine frame or mounting plate. The integrated standard holding brake secures the shaft when the DC link is de-energized, helping prevent unintended movement while the axis is stopped. Length code 6 indicates the magnetic stack height, while the 8LSA configuration is supplied without a reinforced bearing to keep rotor inertia low.
Position feedback is delivered by a resolver, which provides analog sine-cosine signals that tolerate electrical interference and high operating temperatures. Cables exit through a straight top connector arrangement, allowing power and feedback wiring to be routed above the motor housing. The output uses a smooth shaft that connects directly to a clamping hub without requiring a keyway. Torsional backlash is limited to 10 arcmin, supporting accurate transmission of commanded motion to the connected load. Flange mounting maintains alignment between the motor shaft and the driven mechanism during operation. The motor does not have an oil seal, which reduces shaft drag when the unit operates in a dry, enclosed cabinet. Separate power and feedback paths help protect resolver signals from interference generated by motor current, while the top-mounted connection arrangement keeps cables away from the shaft coupling and adjacent moving components.
