AKM32C-ANCNDB00 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen AKM32C-ANCNDB00 is a synchronous servo motor from the AKM Synchronous Servo Motors series. It features a 70mm frame dimension, IEC flange with accuracy N, and comes without a brake. The motor uses a multi-turn optical EnDAT 2.1 encoder for feedback with a resolution of 512/2048 lines per revolution and has a smooth shaft with two SpeedTec Ready connectors.
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The AKM32C-ANCNDB00 is a Kollmorgen AKM synchronous servo motor featuring an EnDAT 2.1 encoder and multi-turn optical feedback. A smooth shaft and 2 SpeedTec Ready connectors support clean mechanical integration and efficient commissioning. Feedback resolution of 512/2048 lines per revolution stands out for precise servo positioning.
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The AKM32C-ANCNDB00 is a compact servo motor manufactured by Kollmorgen as part of the AKM Synchronous Servo Motors series. It is intended for high-precision positioning and speed control in industrial automation cells, robotic axes, and packaging machinery. Its compact housing helps it fit into equipment where mounting space is limited, and the standard configuration mechanical interface matches common IEC-based gearheads and couplings. This makes the motor suitable for compact handling units and other motion systems that require accurate, repeatable shaft movement.
The motor is supplied without a brake, so stopping and holding must be provided by the drive or by external mechanical hardware. Power and feedback are routed through 2 SpeedTec Ready connectors, which use quarter-turn bayonet locking for quick attachment and secure cable retention. Position data come from an EnDAT 2.1 encoder that combines commutation signals with absolute feedback in one serial channel. Resolution options up to 512/2048 lines per revolution support both basic indexing and fine interpolation. The motor uses a 70 mm frame, and the stator layout helps distribute heat across the winding for stable torque during extended operation.
The housing uses an IEC flange with accuracy N to support concentric mounting to pulleys, couplings, and gearboxes. Its feedback system provides multi-turn optical feedback, so the connected drive can recover position after power loss without a homing cycle. The output is a smooth shaft, which works well with clamp-style hubs often used in low-inertia applications. The electromagnetic design uses winding designation C, which pairs the rotor length with the intended voltage range for balanced torque and speed behavior. This combination suits servo axes that need stable alignment, absolute position retention, and consistent response during repeated motion.