PWR-AKM-006M-MCS-000-14-6H Kollmorgen
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MPN: M.1302.8586
The Kollmorgen PWR-AKM-006M-MCS-000-14-6H is a Hi-Flex power cable from the Kollmorgen Servo Cables series, designed with a length of 6 meters and a conductor diameter of 2.082 mm. It features a wire gauge of 14 AWG, a straight motor connector, and a flying lead drive end.
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The PWR-AKM-006M-MCS-000-14-6H is a hi-flex power servo cable built for dependable power transmission in motion applications. A straight motor connector with a flying-lead drive end supports clean termination and efficient integration in servo cabinets. The 14 AWG construction is a strong technical advantage for consistent industrial cable performance.
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The PWR-AKM-006M-MCS-000-14-6H is a power lead assembled by Kollmorgen for the Kollmorgen Servo Cables series. Designed for AKM servo motors, the cable carries motor power from a compatible amplifier while accommodating movement in automated machinery. Its materials and jacket are suited to repetitive flexing in pick-and-place robots, gantry axes, and packaging equipment. The cable also limits electromagnetic coupling that could interfere with nearby feedback or control wiring. Its standardized connections simplify installation between the drive and motor without requiring field assembly of the complete cable.
The cable carries the Hi-Flex Power designation, indicating that its finely stranded conductors and flexible jacket can tolerate repeated motion in cable carriers. The copper conductor size is 14 AWG, which provides a cross-sectional area of approximately 2.082 mm² rather than a conductor diameter of that value. Its DC resistance is 8.79 Ω/km, which can be used to calculate voltage drop over the installed cable length. The assembly has a fixed length of 6 m, providing a pre-terminated cable that does not require cutting before installation. Suitable strain relief should be provided at fixed connection points so repeated machine movement does not transfer mechanical stress to the terminations.
At the drive end, the jacket terminates in a flying lead, allowing the individual conductors to connect to terminal blocks or another interface required by the machine design. The motor end uses a straight molded plug that mates directly with the corresponding connection on the AKM motor housing. The cable’s shielded construction helps contain electrical noise generated by motor power switching and reduces coupling into adjacent signal cables. During routing, the cable must maintain a minimum bend radius of 12 × O.D. to prevent excessive stress on the conductors, insulation, and shield. The cable should be secured without sharp bends, pinching, or twisting throughout its moving path. Feedback and control signals should use separate cables to reduce crosstalk between low-level signal circuits and the motor power conductors.
