R2AA06040HCPBLM8 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki R2AA06040HCPBLM8 is a middle inertia servo motor from the R SANMOTION Servo Motors series with a rated output of 400 W and a 60mm flange size. It operates at a 200 Volt supply and features a battery backup absolute encoder. This model is equipped with a 24 VDC holding brake and meets CE and UL identification standards.
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The R2AA06040HCPBLM8 is a servo motor manufactured by Sanyo Denki for the R SANMOTION Servo Motors series. It functions as a closed-loop rotary actuator in automated equipment, converting commanded electrical energy into accurate shaft rotation for packaging lines, semiconductor handling systems, and assembly robots. Integrated position feedback allows the connected servo drive to synchronize axis motion with high-speed processes and correct deviations caused by changing loads. The motor’s compact design also supports installations where several controlled axes must operate within a limited machine footprint.
The motor provides a rated output of 400 W, which is the continuous mechanical power available at the shaft under its designated operating conditions. The servo drive operates from a 200 V three-phase supply and regulates the current delivered to the motor windings. Mounting uses a 60 mm square flange, allowing direct alignment with compatible planetary gearboxes and machine mounting plates. This compact interface reduces the space required in multi-axis equipment and supports straightforward coupling to the driven mechanism. A medium-inertia rotor balances responsive acceleration with load-matching capability for general-purpose positioning axes. The installed 24 VDC brake clamps the shaft when power is removed, helping secure vertical loads and prevent unintended movement while the axis is inactive.
Position information is maintained by a battery-backed absolute encoder, which preserves the motor’s multi-turn position through planned shutdowns and brief power outages. Because the stored position remains available after power is restored, the machine can resume operation without performing a complete homing cycle. The encoder supplies immediate position data to the connected drive, allowing the control system to determine the axis location before motion begins. Its backup battery supports the encoder’s position memory without requiring an external uninterruptible power supply for that function. The motor carries CE and UL marks, indicating compliance with applicable European and North American requirements for electrical equipment. These approvals address relevant aspects of the motor’s construction and insulation system for use in industrial machinery in both regions.
