Product Description:

The Sanyo Denki 61BM030BBAT0 Servo Motor is capable of delivering 4.3 kilowatts of mechanical energy which makes it suitable for relatively high demand automation systems, capable of driving heavy loads or supporting large scale industrial automation machinery.

The 61BM030BBAT0 servo motor has a fixed rotational velocity of 2000 min-1 which makes it suitable for applications where constant, predictable motion is necessary, such as robotic arms, CNC machinery or conveyor systems. It is built to run on 200 volts of alternating current which is standard for many industrial environments, especially in facilities with three phase systems which ensures compatibility with most automation setups and reduces the need for voltage converters or regulators. It consumes up to 16 amperes at 200 volts which indicates substantial energy use and it uses a tri-phase electrical supply for operation which suggests a smoother rotation, greater efficiency and lower vibration compared to single phase types. Its windings come in class F insulation which means they are protected to endure high thermal conditions up to 311°F which gives it a higher tolerance for heat buildup during continuous or intensive duty cycles and the inclusion of magnet motors offer greater torque density, improved efficiency and better dynamic response.

This 61BM030BBAT0 servo motor outer casing has a series of extended ridges or fins that dissipate internal heat and its front face is constructed with a flat surface and a ring of threaded holes which allows it to be bolted directly to a machine frame or panel. Its output is a cylindrical shaft that is designed for the transmission of torque effectively and its straight and unearthed form suggests it is meant for high precision rotational motion rather than thrust or axial loads.