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Fanuc A06B-0272-B605 Alpha iS 30/4000 AC Servo Motor

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Parameter Specification / Value
Brand Fanuc
Part Number A06B-0272-B605
Motor Series \alpha iS (Alpha iS Series)
Base Model Reference Model \alpha iS 30/4000 or \alpha iS 40/4000
Shaft Type Tapered Shaft with a Keyway
Brake Configuration Integrated 24 V DC Holding Brake
Feedback Sensor Fanuc A860-2010-T341 (\alpha iAR128 absolute pulse coder)
Maximum Rated Speed 4,000 RPM
Cooling Method Natural conduction / totally enclosed structure
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Description

The A06B-0272-B605 (often designated with a suffix like #S000) is a high-performance Alpha iS series AC Servo Motor (specifically model \alpha iS 30/4000 or \alpha iS 40/4000) manufactured by Fanuc.

This motor is widely deployed on heavy-duty CNC machine axes (such as milling machines, large turning centers, and boring mills) that require a combination of high torque output, rapid acceleration, and precise positioning capabilities under rigorous cutting loads.

 

Technical Specifications

The model suffix (-B605) defines the physical configuration parameters of the motor output shaft, feedback system, and internal mechanical safety options:

Parameter Specification / Value
Brand Fanuc
Part Number A06B-0272-B605
Motor Series \alpha iS (Alpha iS Series)
Base Model Reference Model \alpha iS 30/4000 or \alpha iS 40/4000
Shaft Type Tapered Shaft with a Keyway
Brake Configuration Integrated 24 V DC Holding Brake
Feedback Sensor Fanuc A860-2010-T341 (\alpha iAR128 absolute pulse coder)
Maximum Rated Speed 4,000 RPM
Cooling Method Natural conduction / totally enclosed structure

 

Field Application and System Integration Notes

Tapered Shaft vs. Direct Couplings

The -B605 hardware identifier designates a tapered shaft profile machined with a standard locking keyway.

  • Mechanical Interface: This configuration is highly specialized for machine builders who utilize precise, taper-fit timing belt pulleys or direct taper-lock couplings to completely eradicate mechanical backlash.
  • Installation Warning: When mounting or removing pulleys or gears onto the shaft, never strike the end of the shaft with a hammer. Structural shock loads bypass the main casing and directly fracture the glass matrix disc housed inside the rear pulse coder, rendering the feedback loop useless.

24 V DC Brake Operation and Safe Interlocking

This motor includes an internal electromagnetic spring-set holding brake used to secure vertical or heavy sloped machine axes (e.g., a CNC Z-axis headstock) against gravitational dropping when the machine loses power.

  • Holding Only: The internal brake is structurally rated only as a holding device, not a dynamic friction brake. Engaging the brake while the motor is spinning at high speed will prematurely wear out the friction lining and ruin the torque profile of the assembly.
  • Sequencing: Ensure your CNC safety PLC or drive amplifier properly sequences the 24 V DC supply to release the brake prior to enabling the servo velocity loop, preventing the motor from driving against its own mechanical lock.

Pulse Coder Coordination

The motor relies on an absolute A860-2010-T341 encoder to track location.

  • If swapping a damaged motor with a new surplus unit, you must re-verify the absolute position reference on the CNC control system. Because the new motor shaft orientation will be micro-aligned differently from the original unit, grid shifts or axis reference point calibrations (Fanuc Parameter 1815) are required to restore machine coordinate accuracy and prevent physical overtravel crashes.

 

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