R2AD08075FCP00M Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki R2AD08075FCP00M servo motor is part of the R SANMOTION Servo Motors series and features a middle inertia design with a rated output of 750 W. This model is equipped with a battery backup absolute encoder and an 80 mm flange size, and includes a 24 VDC holding brake. It supports a maximum rotation speed of 6000 min-1 and meets both CE and UL standards.
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The R2AD08075FCP00M is a SANMOTION R Series middle inertia servo motor with a 750 W rated output, making it a strong fit for responsive motion applications. A battery backup absolute encoder and 24 VDC holding brake support dependable positioning and controlled stopping in automated equipment. Performance remains especially appealing where a 6000 min-1 maximum rotation speed is a priority.
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The R2AD08075FCP00M is an AC servo motor produced by Sanyo Denki for the SANMOTION R Series. As a mid-sized actuator for positioning and speed-control tasks, the motor converts drive current into reversible rotation for pick-and-place axes, packaging machines, and general industrial automation equipment. Its feedback-ready design supports closed-loop motion, allowing machine controllers to execute repeatable movements and minimize cycle times. The motor can also provide controlled acceleration and deceleration for machinery that requires frequent directional changes.
The rated mechanical output is 750 W, allowing the shaft to deliver three-quarters of a kilowatt continuously without thermal derating when cooled by natural convection. The peak speed reaches 6000 rpm, so the rotor can complete one revolution in 10 milliseconds for fast indexing cycles. An 80 mm flange provides the mounting interface and supports alignment with compatible IEC and JIS gearheads. The drive train uses a medium-inertia design, reducing overshoot while permitting responsive acceleration under changing loads. Position data is supplied by a battery-backed absolute encoder, which preserves multi-turn position information during a power loss so the controller can resume operation without homing. A 24 VDC shaft-mounted brake releases when energized and engages automatically when power is removed, securing vertical or suspended loads during downtime. Natural-convection cooling also eliminates the need for a separate motor fan, reducing the number of moving components around the housing.
The motor carries CE and UL compliance markings. These approvals indicate conformance with applicable European and North American requirements for electrical insulation, leakage current, and product safety. The winding constants and connector pinout follow the SANMOTION platform arrangement used by compatible servo drives. The standard configuration does not include special coatings, extended-temperature materials, or customized seals. Its connector arrangement supports organized routing of motor power, encoder feedback, and brake wiring within automated machinery.