R2AA06040FCR11M6 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki R2AA06040FCR11M6 servo motor is part of the R SANMOTION Servo Motors series and features a 60 mm flange size with a middle inertia design. This motor has a rated output of 400 W, runs at a rated speed of 3000 min-1, and supports a peak torque of 4.8 N·m. It includes a 24 VDC holding brake, operates at a supply voltage of 200 Volts, and is certified under CE and UL standards.
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The R2AA06040FCR11M6 is a Sanyo Denki middle-inertia servo motor with 400 W rated output. Rated torque of 1.27 N·m and peak torque of 4.8 N·m support strong dynamic response for precise axis control. The integrated 24 VDC holding brake adds valuable positioning security, making this motor an excellent choice for compact motion systems.
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The R2AA06040FCR11M6 servo motor is produced by Sanyo Denki as part of the R SANMOTION Servo Motors series. This medium-inertia rotary unit has a 60 mm flange and supplies closed-loop shaft motion for pick-and-place heads, small conveyors, and indexing tables. The integrated 24 V DC holding brake keeps machine axes stationary when control power is removed, preventing drift in vertical or safety-critical positions.
During continuous operation, the motor delivers 400 W of mechanical power while drawing a rated current of 2.8 A rms from a 200 V supply. At its rated speed of 3000 rpm, it develops a continuous output torque of 1.27 N·m. The motor also provides 1.37 N·m of continuous stall torque for holding a load at zero speed. Its 60 mm square mounting face supports installation in compact machinery, while CE and UL certifications support use in regulated markets. A voltage constant of 18.3 mV per rpm provides predictable back electromotive force growth across the operating speed range. This electrical behavior helps the connected servo drive regulate shaft speed and position under changing loads.
Short-duration peaks are supported by a maximum current of 10.8 A rms, allowing the shaft to produce a momentary torque of 4.8 N·m during acceleration. The torque constant is 0.524 N·m/A rms, allowing the control system to calculate output torque from the commanded motor current. Copper loss at low speed is influenced by a winding resistance of 1.36 Ω. The rotor can reach 6000 rpm, providing additional speed capacity for rapid indexing cycles when the connected load permits operation at that speed. The spring-applied brake engages after a braking delay of 20 ms and releases within 30 ms when its 24 V DC coil is energized. Its static friction torque keeps the shaft immobilized when motor power is unavailable.
