VP-507BEAN-03 Kollmorgen
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Wake Industrial LLC is not an authorized distributor of this product.
The Kollmorgen VP-507BEAN-03 is a servo cable from the Kollmorgen Servo Cables series. This product features a cable length of 3 meters with a TPE jacket and an outer diameter of 9.4 mm. It supports a maximum motor current of 6 Amps and a voltage rating of 600 Volts, with an assembly weight of 0.536 kg.
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The VP-507BEAN-03 is a Kollmorgen servo cable with a TPE jacket and a 600 V rating. A 6 A maximum motor current and a 105 C temperature rating support dependable service in demanding servo installations. A well-executed cable assembly for machine builds requiring stable power transmission.
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Product Description:
The VP-507BEAN-03 is a power lead that belongs to the Kollmorgen Servo Cables series and is manufactured by Kollmorgen for linking servomotors to their matching drives in automated machinery. By providing a defined conductor set and shielding, the cable delivers the energy path required for coordinated motion axes while maintaining electrical integrity in industrial environments. Its purpose is to carry motor power reliably between the drive and the connected servo axis.
The cable is supplied in a factory-terminated length of 3 m, allowing placement of a motor within that distance from its controller without field splicing. Its insulation system withstands up to 600 V, supporting common drive bus levels, and the copper conductors can carry a continuous phase load of 6 A, matching the current draw of small-frame servomotors. An overall diameter of 9.4 mm keeps the bundle compact for routing through energy chains, while an assembly mass of 0.536 kg has minimal impact on moving-axis inertia. The outer jacket is oil-resistant; however, both the dynamic and static flex ratings are not specified, so the cable is intended for fixed or light motion rather than high-cycle drag-chain service.
A minimum routing arc of 94 mm helps prevent conductor deformation when the cable changes direction inside a cabinet door or swing arm. Continuous conductor integrity is maintained up to 105 °C, enabling operation near warm servo drives without thermal derating. The jacket compound is identified as TPE, a material that combines abrasion resistance with flexibility in low or elevated temperatures. Outer diameter consistency is controlled within ±0.25 mm, which simplifies the selection of strain-relief glands and grommets. Because no dynamic flex classification is provided, the cable should be used for stationary motor feeds or slow indexing axes rather than repetitive bend cycles.
