SGDV-1R9D21A000FT001 Original Yaskawa Best use servo unit SGDV-1R9D21A000FT001
Introducing the Yaskawa SGDV-1R9D21A000FT001 Servo Unit
Within the realm of precision automation, the Yaskawa SGDV-1R9D21A000FT001 exemplifies excellence in servo technology. This advanced servo unit has been meticulously designed to cater to a variety of high-performance applications while ensuring impeccable control, efficiency, and reliability.
Product Overview and Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Yaskawa |
| Model | SGDV-1R9D21A000FT001 |
| Maximum Motor Capacity | 0.5 kW |
| Power Supply Voltage | Three Phase AC 400V |
| Interface | MECHATROLINK-III Communication Command Type |
| Rated Output | 4.0 kW |
| Shaft Type | Straight Shaft without Keyway (standard) |
| Protection Class | Fully Enclosed Self-Cooling Type IP67 |
| Operating Temperature | 0 ~ 40 °C |
| Vibration Level | V15 |
Exceptional Features and Performance
The Yaskawa SGDV-1R9D21A000FT001 is engineered to offer a superpower rating coupled with high precision, bringing a remarkable 20-bit Delta serial encoder for outstanding accuracy and motor control. Equipped with additional options such as an oil seal and brake, this unit is versatile enough to handle a diverse range of applications—from PCB punching to feeding devices in machine tools.
Durability and Reliability
With an insulation resistance exceeding 10M at DC500V and robust heat resistance rated at F, this servo unit operates optimally across a variety of environments while maintaining peak performance standards. Designed to endure high humidity conditions, the unit operates efficiently even under the challenging conditions of 20% to 80% humidity.
Each feature of the SGDV-1R9D21A000FT001 has been thoughtfully integrated to provide advanced machinery control, ensuring that operations run smoothly and efficiently while adhering to strict quality standards. With options tailored to specific application needs, this servo unit redefines precision engineering in today’s automated landscape.
