GAM2A4003F0CRK1 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki GAM2A4003F0CRK1 is part of the G SANMOTION AC Servo Motors series and provides a rated output of 30 W with a rated speed of 3000 min-1. It has a flange size of 40 mm square and a motor mass of 0.44 kilograms with brake. The servo motor features a brake voltage of 24 VDC with a static torque of 0.48 N·m and a peak stall current of 2.3 Arms.
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The GAM2A4003F0CRK1 is a Sanyo Denki G SANMOTION AC servo motor rated at 30 W with a rated speed of 3000 min-1. Brake integration is a strong advantage, with 24 VDC operation and 0.48 N·m minimum static torque for secure holding in positioning applications. Peak stall torque of 0.37 N·m makes this motor an efficient choice for compact servo axes.
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The GAM2A4003F0CRK1 is an AC servo motor built by Sanyo Denki within the G SANMOTION AC Servo Motors series. It uses a square 40 mm mounting interface and an integrated electromechanical brake, so it fits compact indexing tables, pick-and-place heads, and similar light-duty axes. By converting drive amplifier current into precise shaft motion, the unit allows a controller to position loads quickly and maintain accuracy during repetitive industrial automation cycles.
The housing has a 40 mm square flange that aligns directly with miniature gearboxes or machine plates. Under rated conditions, the motor produces 30 W of mechanical output while turning at a commanded speed of 3000 rpm; this combination supports continuous processes that need modest power and high responsiveness. Current demand during rapid acceleration can rise to 2.3 Arms, and the magnetic structure can develop up to 0.37 N·m of peak stall torque for short periods. The rated torque is 0.098 N·m, while a torque constant of 0.183 N·m/Arms links the commanded phase current to the shaft output for drive tuning. Electrical resistance between phases is 10.9 Ω, which influences thermal loss calculations. The rotor inertia is 0.0303 × 10⁻⁴ kg·m², supporting rapid velocity changes. Even with the brake fitted, the assembly weighs only 0.44 kg, keeping the load on compact moving assemblies low.
The holding brake is energized at 24 VDC ± 10% and draws only 0.26 A. It clamps the shaft with a static torque of 0.48 N·m, making it compatible with controllers that provide a dedicated 24-volt service line. When the brake is released, the motor provides a power rate of 3.2 kW/s for quick starts and stops without exceeding the coil temperature limits. The rated armature current is 0.65 Arms, supporting continuous operation in compact machines where airflow is limited.
