AKM11B-ANMN2-00 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen AKM11B-ANMN2-00 is a synchronous servo motor from the AKM Synchronous Servo Motors series with a frame dimension of 40 mm and a smooth shaft. It features a single turn, optical comcoder feedback system with a resolution of 2048 lines per revolution and uses a standard level of customization. The motor has an IEC flange configuration with accuracy N and does not include a brake system.
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The AKM11B-ANMN2-00 is a compact servo motor manufactured by Kollmorgen as part of the AKM Synchronous Servo Motors series. The unit functions as a rotary actuator in automation cells, providing closed-loop position and speed control for pick-and-place heads, indexing tables, and miniature conveyors. Its mechanical package suits tight machine envelopes, and its electrical design matches standard Kollmorgen drives used on low-power motion axes. This makes the motor suitable for compact packaging, assembly, and light material-handling equipment where installation space is limited.
The motor has a square flange that measures 40 mm across, which helps limit overall mass while allowing direct mounting to small gearheads. A smooth shaft eliminates keyway stress concentrations and simplifies coupler alignment in compact drive trains. High-resolution feedback is delivered through a 2048 lines/rev incremental encoder integrated into the Comcoder sensing module, supporting precise electronic gearing and stable velocity control. Winding code B indicates the stator copper pattern and electrical constants used with nominal bus voltages common in low-power axes. This combination supports accurate motion on small mechanisms that need quick response and repeatable positioning.
The motor is supplied without a brake, so any load-holding duty must be handled by external mechanisms or drive torque. Its flange follows IEC with accuracy N, enabling mounting compatibility with metric planetary reducers and standard machine plates. This build uses rotor length index 1, which balances inertia and continuous torque within the smallest stator stack. The motor also uses an EPC 15T optical feedback element for single-turn position reporting, and the optical system maintains stable signals in high-vibration environments.