DBL2H00080-0002000300000-104248 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen DBL2H00080-0002000300000-104248 is a brushless servo motor from the DBL Synchronous Servomotors series. It has a standard length design with a flange size of 55 mm and features a smooth shaft with high speed winding. The motor is built for operation in 5 to 40°C ambient temperatures and permits 95 percent relative humidity.
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The DBL2H00080-0002000300000-104248 is a brushless servo motor manufactured by Kollmorgen within the DBL Synchronous Servomotors series. Designed for closed-loop motion tasks in industrial automation, the unit converts electrical energy into precisely controlled shaft rotation for indexing tables, pick-and-place heads, and other servo axes. Its electromagnetic design supports applications where compact dimensions, high positioning accuracy, and low maintenance are priorities. Electronic commutation eliminates brush wear while allowing the connected servo drive to regulate torque, speed, and position during repeated operating cycles.
The permitted ambient temperature ranges from 5 °C to 40 °C, so the surrounding installation must remain within this range during operation. A tolerance of 95% relative humidity permits use in humid production areas, provided condensation is prevented. The square mounting interface uses a 55 mm flange that aligns the motor with compatible gearboxes, couplings, and machine plates. The rotor stack uses the series’ standard length, balancing continuous torque capability with a compact overall size. Power and feedback connections use sealed connector terminations, which simplify cable installation and provide protected electrical interfaces at the motor housing. The standard special-option code indicates that the motor does not include factory modifications beyond its listed configuration.
For dynamic response at elevated speeds, the stator carries a high-speed winding that reduces inductance and supports operation at higher electrical frequencies. Mechanical output is delivered through a smooth shaft, allowing attachment to precision clamping couplings or compression hubs. The motor is supplied without a holding brake, so a vertical or gravity-loaded axis requires an external braking device or drive-applied torque when stationary. Cable exits use an angled orientation toward side B, helping the connections clear nearby components in compact machine layouts. The brushless rotor reduces routine maintenance because there are no commutator brushes that require periodic inspection or create wear particles inside the housing.
