AL2412-0001-0001 Beckhoff
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The Beckhoff AL2412-0001-0001 is part of the AL Linear Motors series and has a continuous force output of 240 Newtons along with a peak force of 480 Newtons. This linear servo motor supports a maximum velocity of 12 meters per second, uses speed winding, and has a coil unit weight of 1.6 kilograms. It is equipped with M23 and D-Sub connectors and does not use water cooling.
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The AL2412-0001-0001 is a Beckhoff linear servo motor optimized for dynamic motion axes, with speed winding and operation without water cooling. Continuous force of 240 N and peak force of 480 N support strong thrust in demanding positioning tasks. Max velocity of 12 m/s makes the motor an excellent fit for fast, precise linear motion.
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The AL2412-0001-0001 is a coil unit from the Beckhoff AL Linear Motors series. As a brushless linear servo motor, it converts drive current directly into thrust so that gantries, pick-and-place axes, or transport shuttles can move without rotary mechanics. Beckhoff supplies this unit with M23 and D-Sub connectors for power and feedback, allowing fast installation in standard control cabinets.
The coil pack contains 12 windings arranged in a speed-winding layout that favors high traverse rates. During continuous operation, it delivers 240 N of force while drawing 6.15 A; the associated power loss of 197 W must be dissipated by the machine frame. Short-term demands are covered by a peak capability of 480 N at a current of 16.40 A. Applications that require rapid indexing can use a maximum velocity of 12 m/s, supported by a voltage constant of 22.63 V/(m/s) and a magnetic attraction force of 900 N that keeps the mover aligned with the secondary track. A power constant of 39 N/A indicates the relationship between coil current and generated thrust. The 18 mH inductance and 2.7 Ω resistance determine the electrical time constant encountered by the drive amplifier.
The mechanical interface has a pole pitch of 24 mm, matching Beckhoff magnet tracks so that cogging remains predictable. Thermal modeling indicates a thermal resistance of 0.38 °C/W and a time constant of 75 s; these parameters show that the motor reaches thermal equilibrium quickly and can withstand frequent load cycles. The motor constant of 380 N²/W relates continuous force to heat generation and indicates the efficiency achieved without water cooling. A body width of 50 mm and a mass of 1.6 kg guide mounting-plate dimensions and support proper clearance around the coil unit. The 900 N attraction force must also be considered when selecting the mounting plate and bearings so that the assembly maintains sufficient stiffness under load.
