Product Description:

Sanyo Denki produced the P60B18200HXS00M servo motor for the P6 Super BL Servo Motors series. This standard brushless unit converts drive commands into controlled rotary motion for indexing tables, packaging axes, and general industrial positioning tasks. It integrates into automation cells where torque repeatability and encoder feedback are required. The brushless design eliminates commutator wear, reducing the number of components subject to mechanical wear during operation.

The motor supplies a continuous mechanical output of 2000 W and produces 9.5 N·m of rated torque at a rated speed of 2,000 rpm. It draws 14.6 A rms of current from the amplifier during rated operation. Demand surges can be met with a peak current of 48.7 A rms without loss of synchronism. A wiring-saving incremental encoder with 2,000 pulses per revolution reports the shaft position, and a torque constant of 0.74 N·m/A rms relates drive current to developed torque. Electrical losses are limited by a phase resistance of 0.079 Ω, while a rotor inertia of 22.1 × 10⁻⁴ kg·m² influences the acceleration profile. The motor has a 180 mm flange, a 28 mm shaft, and an overall length of 182 mm, allowing installation with compatible mid-frame gearboxes while maintaining a compact machine footprint.

During transient stops, the armature can withstand 30.0 N·m of peak stall torque, while its thermal capacity supports 12.0 N·m continuously at standstill. The rotor can reach 3000 rpm, providing operating headroom above the rated speed. There is no integral holding brake, so an external brake or another restraining mechanism must secure static loads when required. The motor complies with applicable CE and UL requirements for integration into industrial equipment. The housing weighs 13.6 kg, which contributes to stable mounting and resistance to vibration during rapid indexing cycles. Its standard configuration supports general-purpose servo applications that require repeatable torque, position feedback, and controlled acceleration.