AM3053-0K21-0000 Beckhoff
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The Beckhoff AM3053-0K21-0000 is part of the AM Synchronous Servo Motors series and features a flange size of 104 mm as well as a smooth shaft design. This standard servo motor is equipped with a 24 VDC holding brake and provides a holding torque between 9 and 20 Nm, depending on length. It offers rotatable angular connector or terminal box options for connection and uses OCT multi-turn feedback.
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The AM3053-0K21-0000 is a synchronous servo motor produced by Beckhoff within the AM Synchronous Servo Motors series. This motor is a standard version and delivers precise speed, torque, and position control for industrial automation axes such as pick-and-place gantries, feed drives, and packaging spindles. Its compact frame and integrated electronic feedback simplify installation in machines that demand fast response and repeatable motion. It is suited for machinery that needs short motion cycles, repeatable positioning, and coordinated acceleration under closed-loop control. When paired with a compatible servo drive, the motor converts commanded current into stable rotary motion for both indexing moves and continuous-speed operation.
At the mechanical interface, a 104 mm square flange provides the primary mounting surface, while the output employs a smooth shaft that mates to couplings without keyways. Electrical connections are handled through a rotatable angular connector that can be swiveled toward the cable exit to keep routing flexible in tight enclosures. Position feedback is generated by an OCT multi-turn encoder, delivering absolute position values over many revolutions for tight closed-loop control. The encoder can retain position reference over repeated rotation, which helps motion systems restart with accurate axis information. This arrangement supports organized cable routing and reliable feedback transfer where available space around the motor is limited.
The stopping function relies on a 24 V holding brake that clamps the rotor whenever power is removed and must be released by the control system during start-up. Depending on the mechanical stack, the brake supplies between 9 Nm to 20 Nm of static torque, allowing vertical or indexing axes to maintain position without external clamps. The motor body assigned to length code 3 offers a balanced ratio of inertia to power density, and its electromagnetic circuit follows the K winding configuration to match Beckhoff drive amplifiers. Such behavior is useful on vertical axes and indexing stations that cannot drift at standstill.
