Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat produces the SF-A3.0093.060-00.056 within its SF Servo Motors series. This permanent-magnet servo motor is intended for high-speed positioning tasks on packaging lines, pick-and-place modules, and other CNC- or PLC-controlled axes where quick acceleration, precise feedback, and compact mounting are required. Because it uses permanent-magnet excitation, the motor can deliver responsive torque in a compact housing suited to densely arranged machine axes. Its design supports repeatable motion during short indexing moves, rapid starts, and frequent changes in operating speed.

The motor supports a rated speed of 6000 rpm, allowing machinery to reach demanding cycle times without relying on gear multiplication. A torque constant of 0.67 Nm/A means output torque rises in proportion to commanded current, which makes current demand easier to match with the connected drive. During startup or stall, the winding can accept 13.5 A and produce a locked-rotor torque of 9.1 Nm, which helps the axis resist disturbance at very low speed. The housing has a flange that measures 116 mm across and follows the IEC 72-2 / DIN 42 948 pattern, allowing installation on machine plates that use this mounting layout. A locating bearing at the output side fixes axial position and supports radial loads from the driven member.

Mechanical integration is simplified by the universal IM B5 footless flange style, and the shaft-end thread helps secure pulleys or couplings. The rotor and housing withstand impacts up to 6 g, which suits equipment exposed to repetitive shock loads. Position information is supplied by an Absolute Value Encoder, so the control system can retain position reference after power is restored. Two embedded temperature sensors, listed as 2 NTCs, monitor winding heat and allow the drive to reduce current before overheating occurs. The feedback and thermal signals support stable motion control during repeated acceleration, deceleration, and stop-and-go operation.