Description
Introducing the Yaskawa SGMAH-04A1A6S Servo Motor
Unleash the full potential of your machinery with the Yaskawa SGMAH-04A1A6S servo motor. This state-of-the-art motor is designed for high-speed precision applications, boosting your production efficiency and operational reliability. With cutting-edge technology that supports streamlined operation, the SGMAH model ensures optimal control and responsiveness, making it a vital component in advanced automation systems.
Product Overview
| Brand | Yaskawa |
|---|---|
| Name | Servo Motor |
| Model | SGMAH-04A1A6S |
| Type | SGMAH |
| Speed | 3000 r/min |
| Power | 0.4 kW |
| Voltage | Single phase AC 200V |
| Serial Encoder | 16-bit Absolute Value |
| Design Sequence | A |
| Shaft End | Straight Shaft with Screw Key |
| Optional Parts | With Oil Seal |
Performance and Features
The Yaskawa SGMAH-04A1A6S servo motor is engineered to optimize mechanical performance and efficiency. It reduces CPU computing time by 50%, and enhances positioning time to one-third of previous models, ensuring that your system responds with remarkable speed and precision. Designed for flexibility, it includes an online automatic adjustment function that self-calibrates based on mechanical characteristics.
Maintenance and Control
This motor is equipped with a full closed-loop control system that utilizes external encoder feedback for exceptional accuracy. The system simplifies parameter setting and maintenance, while its alarm tracking memory function allows for hassle-free upkeep. You can seamlessly integrate the SGMAH-04A1A6S into your existing setups, assuring a high degree of operational efficiency with minimal downtime.
Conclusion
In choosing the Yaskawa SGMAH-04A1A6S, you are selecting a servo motor that not only meets but exceeds industry standards—providing reliability, speed, and precision all wrapped in a compact design. Perfect for applications requiring high torque and low inertia, this motor is your steadfast partner in driving productivity and performance to new heights.
