SGMGH-06A2B2C Original Yaskawa servo motor SGMGH-06A2B2C
Introducing the Yaskawa SGMGH-06A2B2C Servo Motor
The Yaskawa SGMGH-06A2B2C servo motor epitomizes precision and performance in motion control systems. Engineered to deliver reliability and efficiency, this high-performance motor is ideal for a variety of applications, including semiconductor manufacturing, machine tools, and general automation processes. Leveraging Yaskawa’s innovative technology, the SGMGH-06A2B2C promises superior functionality and adaptability for your operational needs.
Key Features and Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Yaskawa |
| Model | SGMGH-06A2B2C |
| Type | Servo Motor |
| Rated Speed | 1000 r/min |
| Power | 0.6 kW |
| Voltage | Three Phase AC 200V |
| Encoder Type | 17 bit Absolute Value |
| Shaft Configuration | Straight Shaft without Key |
| Optional Components | DC 24V Brake |
| Application Areas | Machine Tools, Transport Machinery, Food Processing |
Advanced Control and Maintenance
Equipped with a sophisticated serial encoder, the SGMGH-06A2B2C enables reduced wiring complexity while maintaining high fidelity in control. The design allows for the complete separation of the main and control circuits, streamlining maintenance by ensuring alarm conditions can be addressed without shutting down other operational components. To further enhance usability, parameter settings can be easily adjusted directly at the servo drive body, making it versatile for a variety of operational demands.
Precision and Efficiency
This servo motor embraces the future of motion control with features such as high-speed operation without load and optional torque, position, or speed control modes. Designed for robustness, it operates efficiently under a maximum vibration level of V15 and functions optimally in environments ranging from 0 to 40 degrees Celsius with humidity levels up to 80%. The Yaskawa SGMGH-06A2B2C sets the standard for servo motors, delivering unmatched performance that helps you stay ahead of your competition.
