AM3024-0D40-0000 Beckhoff
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The Beckhoff AM3024-0D40-0000 is part of the AM Synchronous Servo Motors series and features a rotatable angular connector or terminal box for connection. This standard version servo motor has a flange size of 58 mm, a smooth shaft design, and does not include a holding brake. It uses Hiperface multi-turn 128 SinCos feedback from F6.
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The AM3024-0D40-0000 is a synchronous servo motor produced by Beckhoff as part of the AM Synchronous Servo Motors series. The motor serves as a compact drive element for industrial axes that need accurate position and speed control, linking directly to decentralized controllers in packaging, assembly, and material-handling equipment. Its standard mechanical envelope and electrical interface support coordinated motion in automated equipment without extensive custom fabrication. It is suitable for indexing stations, feeders, and small transfer modules where compact installation space is important.
The motor attaches to the machine frame through a 58 mm flange, and its overall housing identified by length code 4 provides moderate stack depth suited to light-to-medium duty cycles. Cables can be oriented in the field because the power interface is a rotatable angular connector or terminal box, which helps reduce strain when panel space is limited. Rotor position is monitored by a Hiperface multi-turn 128 SinCos from F6 sensor, which returns absolute data over 128 turns so a reference move is not required after shutdown. Mechanical output is transferred through a smooth shaft, which avoids keyway loading and supports zero-backlash clamping couplings for precise placement.
As a Standard member of the AM family, the unit employs winding code D, which matches the electrical characteristics used by typical Beckhoff servo inverters. The construction is delivered without a holding brake, so static holding torque must be generated electrically or through external locking hardware when power is removed. Within the broader Synchronous Servomotors family, the motor uses the same feedback protocol and connector style found on nearby frame sizes. That consistency helps keep axis integration straightforward in multi-axis equipment.