L402-021EL0 Sanyo Denki
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The L402-021EL0 is a standard-length linear guide block with a guide width of 21 mm and a height of 24 mm. Manufactured by Sanyo Denki as part of their Super DC Servo Motors series, it features high carbon steel construction. The block has a light preload, an end seal, and supports a dynamic load rating of 14.7 kN.
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The L402-021EL0 is a compact DC servo motor from Sanyo Denki, featuring efficient 23 W power draw and integrated feedback for precision control. It delivers 3000 RPM speed and 1.9 A current. It’s commonly used in injection molding machines and CNC machine tools.
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The L402-021EL0 is a compact servo motor developed by Sanyo Denki which features a durable, black-anodized front plate and operates at 23W power consumption and it offers reliable performance and efficiency for precision tasks in industrial automation environments.
The L402-021EL0 servo motor needs 1.9 ampere amount of typical electric flow during standard use which means it requires a modest current that suggests it is efficient and suitable for applications with limited power supply capability. Its total electrical demand sums up to 24 volts amperes and it is designed to be affixed using a square or rectangular faceplate, secured with four bolts which allows for stable and secure installation. It has an internal device for tracking position or speed which allows it to send feedback and enables precise control which is a cornerstone for closed loop systems. Its rotational velocity is relatively high and equivalent to 3000 rpm which is suitable for applications needing fast motion or rapid actuation and its mechanical output amounts to 23 watts which reflects its energy conversion into motion. Its output shaft has a flat section which is a mechanical design choice that prevents slipping when connected to gears, pulleys or couplings which ensures torque transfer remains consistent, especially under load.
This Super DC series servo motor total apparent electrical energy requirement is 24 volts amperes and it best operates at 24 volts DC which is standard in automation and robotics that makes it easy to integrate with off-the-shelf power systems and PLCs. The module draws amperage under normal load up to 1.9 amperes which reinforces that idea that it does not place excessive strain on the electrical infrastructure and it is capable of making 3000 revolutions in a minute which confirms its suitability for relatively high speed applications.
