8LVA13.R0016D200-0 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 8LVA13.R0016D200-0 is part of the 8LVA Three Phase Synchronous Motors series and features a smooth shaft with motor length 3 and size 1. This self-cooling motor uses a resolver encoder system with a resolver model RE-15-1-J04. The unit is equipped with a holding brake providing 0.35 Nm of torque and has a built-in double angular swivel connector for connection.
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The 8LVA13.R0016D200-0 is a B&R Automation 8LV servo motor with self-cooling and resolver feedback. Separated encoder and power interfaces with a built-in swivel double angular connector support clean routing and straightforward installation. A 0.35 Nm holding brake adds useful axis security, making this motor a strong choice for precise servo applications.
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The 8LVA13.R0016D200-0 is a three-phase synchronous servo motor engineered by B&R Automation for the 8LVA Three Phase Synchronous Motors series. Designed for industrial automation, it delivers regulated torque and speed to servo axes that require quick response and precise position control. The motor belongs to the 8LV Servo Motor product family and operates as a compact rotary actuator for positioning equipment. Its operating characteristics support applications such as small handling systems, packaging machinery, indexing mechanisms, and lightweight vertical axes.
Position accuracy is rated at 10 angular minutes, keeping commanded and measured positions within the stated tolerance during normal motion profiles. Thermal management relies on a self-cooling housing that dissipates heat through the stator surface without dedicated fans or external air channels. Rotor position is measured by an RE-15-1-J04 resolver, which is aligned with the shaft and supplies angular feedback to the drive. The resolver provides reliable position information across the motor’s operating range and supports closed-loop control without requiring an optical encoder. When power is removed, the integrated holding brake applies 0.35 Nm of static torque to keep the shaft stationary. This braking capacity is suitable for retaining lightweight pick-and-place heads or small suspended loads while the drive is disabled.
For wiring, the motor provides separate encoder and power leads that help minimize interference between feedback signals and motor current. Both leads exit through a built-in double angular swivel connector, which can be rotated to accommodate the available cable-routing space. The motor uses frame code 1 with a length index of 3, giving it a compact body that fits narrow mounting footprints without requiring an unusually deep installation area. The housing has no oil seal and is intended for clean operating environments where liquid contaminants are not expected near the shaft opening. Its smooth shaft end transfers torque through a clamping or friction coupling rather than a keyed connection, allowing secure attachment to compatible mechanical loads.
