P30B06040HXS8RM Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki P30B06040HXS8RM is part of the P3 Super BL Servo Motors series and features a 60 mm flange size. This brushless motor has a rated output of 400 W and a maximum speed of 3000 min-1. It is equipped with a wiring-saved incremental encoder and holds CE and UL certifications.
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The P30B06040HXS8RM is a Sanyo Denki P3 Super BL servo motor that uses brushless motor technology for efficient, responsive motion control. A rated output of 400 W and a maximum speed of 3000 min-1 give this motor strong performance for demanding servo applications. CE and UL certification adds valuable confidence for machine integration.
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Sanyo Denki manufactures the P30B06040HXS8RM as part of its P3 Super BL Servo Motors series. The compact servo motor is intended to drive rotary axes in automated packaging lines, pick-and-place heads, and inspection turntables where accurate positioning and repeatable velocity are important. When connected to a compatible servo amplifier, the motor supports closed-loop control of shaft position and speed. Its compact housing helps reduce the space required around densely arranged machine axes while supporting controlled acceleration and deceleration profiles.
The motor has a rated output of 400 W, allowing it to supply continuous mechanical power for tasks such as conveyor indexing and small tool rotation. Its 60 mm square flange follows a compact mounting pattern, so the motor can be attached to suitable gearboxes or brackets without an adapter plate. The motor reaches a maximum speed of 3000 rpm, providing a broad operating range for rapid point-to-point movement and steady process motion. Its CE compliance and UL certification indicate conformity with applicable requirements for insulation, leakage current, and temperature rise. The motor uses brushless (BL) motor technology, which eliminates commutator wear, reduces electrical noise, and supports long operating intervals in applications with frequent motion cycles.
Feedback is supplied by a wiring-saving incremental encoder, which uses a reduced-conductor arrangement to limit cable bulk and simplify routing through moving cable chains. The encoder sends incremental position information to the connected amplifier so it can regulate motor rotation according to the commanded motion profile. The motor has no holding brake, so an external mechanical lock or maintained drive torque is required to restrain vertical loads when power is removed. During a power interruption, the external restraint must remain engaged until controlled motor torque is restored and the axis can resume normal operation safely.