AKM13C-ANSNS-02 Kollmorgen
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The AKM13C-ANSNS-02 is a servo motor manufactured by Kollmorgen and is part of the AKM Synchronous Servo Motors series. It features a 40mm frame dimension, a smooth shaft, and IEC flange configuration with accuracy N. This model comes without a brake and has both special connector and feedback arrangements.
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The AKM13C-ANSNS-02 synchronous servo motor is produced by Kollmorgen within the AKM Synchronous Servo Motors series. Designed for closed-loop motion axes in assembly cells, pick-and-place stations, and small robotic joints, the unit converts drive current into controlled torque and speed with high positional repeatability. Its compact geometry and low inertia make it suitable for rapid indexing cycles in which the motion controller must command exact angular displacements under varying load conditions.
The motor housing has a 40 mm frame dimension, allowing direct installation on small IEC mounts while keeping mass low for quicker response. Its stator uses winding designation C, which establishes the voltage constant and torque output needed to match low-voltage servo drives. A smooth shaft eliminates keyways, reducing windup error when couplings clamp directly onto the shaft surface. The front face uses an IEC flange with an accuracy rating of N, providing concentricity tolerances suitable for precision gearheads. The unit is supplied without a brake, making it appropriate for systems that depend on drive torque or external locking devices to hold position when power is removed.
Electrical and signal connections use a special connector arrangement that differs from the standard AKM pinout, so installation requires a compatible custom cable set between the motor and drive. The rotor length index of 3 indicates a longer active stack than those used in index 1 or 2 models, increasing continuous torque without increasing the frame width. Position data are returned through a special feedback arrangement suitable for proprietary high-resolution encoders, enabling tighter servo loops than conventional resolver systems. The motor uses bearings, insulation materials, and thermal ratings common to the AKM platform, supporting consistent mechanical and thermal behavior across compatible drive applications.
