SGMVV-4EDDB6N Original Yaskawa Large capacity servo motor SGMVV-4EDDB6N
Introducing the Yaskawa SGMVV-4EDDB6N Large Capacity Servo Motor
The Yaskawa SGMVV-4EDDB6N represents a leap in servo motor technology, delivering unparalleled performance for demanding applications. With its robust design and state-of-the-art features, this large-capacity servo motor is engineered for stability and efficiency, ideal for industries requiring precision and reliability. Whether applied in machine tools, handling systems, or automated assembly lines, the SGMVV-4EDDB6N ensures smooth operations and exceptional control.
Key Features and Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Yaskawa |
| Model | SGMVV-4EDDB6N |
| Rated Output | 45 kW |
| Voltage | Three-phase AC 400V |
| Encoder | 20-bit Delta |
| Rated Speed | 1500 r/min |
| Main Structure | Flange type, straight shaft (with keyway and screw) |
| Protection Mode | Fully enclosed self-cooling type IP67 |
| Operating Temperature | 0 ~ 40 degrees C |
| Vibration Level | V15 |
| Insulation Grade | F |
Exceptional Performance Meets Versatile Application
With a rated speed of 1500 r/min and a robust 45 kW output, the Yaskawa SGMVV-4EDDB6N is specifically designed to handle variations in load and inertia seamlessly. Its exceptional stability eliminates vibration concerns, even under dynamic load conditions. This motor not only meets the needs of high-speed operations in various sectors but also enhances process efficiency through its streamlined installation and maintenance procedures.
Perfectly Suitable for a Variety of Industries
This premium servo motor is particularly suited for:
- Placement machines
- Punching printed circuit boards
- Machine tool feeding devices
Equipped with a high-resolution 20-bit encoder, the SGMVV-4EDDB6N seamlessly integrates into advanced digital control systems, further boosting its performance efficacy. Experience the excellence of Yaskawa’s engineering with the SGMVV-4EDDB6N, where technology meets reliability in motion.
