A06B-0078-B503
May 13, 2026

A06B-0078-B503

FANUC AC Servo Motor Specification Manual (English, Text Only) 1. General Information Model Number: A06B-0078-B503 Manufacturer: FANUC Corporation Product Type: AC Servo Motor Series: βiS 30/3000 Medium-High Inertia Shaft Type: Straight shaft with keyway Holding Brake: Without brake Built-in Encoder: βiA 128K high-resolution incremental encoder Protection Class: IP65 Cooling Method: Natural air cooling, fanless Mounting Type: Flange mounting Net Weight: Approx. 19.0 kg

Description

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2. Electrical Specifications

  • Rated Voltage: 200–240 VAC, 3-phase, 50/60 Hz

  • Rated Output Power: 3.0 kW

  • Rated Torque: 28.6 N·m

  • Rated Speed: 2000 RPM

  • Maximum Speed: 3000 RPM

  • Rated Current: 11.5 A

  • Rated Frequency: 133 Hz

  • Insulation Class: F

  • Winding: 3-phase permanent magnet brushless

3. Mechanical Specifications

  • Rotor: Medium-high inertia

  • Bearings: Sealed, lifetime pre-lubricated

  • Noise: ≤75 dB(A) at rated load

  • Shaft Runout: High precision (standard tolerance)

  • Rotation: CCW from shaft end (standard)

  • Structure: Fully enclosed, fanless

4. Environmental Conditions

  • Operating Temperature: 0°C to +40°C

  • Storage Temperature: -20°C to +60°C

  • Humidity: 40%–80% RH, non-condensing

  • Altitude: ≤1000 m

  • Vibration: 0.5g (10 Hz–100 Hz)

  • Environment: Indoor industrial; not for explosive/corrosive atmospheres without protection

5. Key Features

  1. Medium-high inertia rotor ensures rigidity and stable heavy-load operation.

  2. βiA 128K encoder provides high-precision position/speed closed-loop control.

  3. IP65 protection resists dust, oil mist, and coolant in workshop environments.

  4. Straight keyed shaft enables easy installation and reliable torque transmission.

  5. Brushless design offers low noise, long service life, and maintenance-free operation.

  6. Fanless natural cooling reduces failure rates and enhances operational reliability.

  7. Compact high power density facilitates integration into various machinery.

6. Applications

  • CNC lathes, milling machines, machining centers (heavy-feed axes)

  • Industrial robots (heavy-duty joint drives)

  • Heavy positioning mechanisms in automation lines

  • Packaging, printing, rubber, and plastic machinery

  • Horizontal axes and non-suspended load servo systems

7. Installation Guidelines

  1. Mount on a rigid, flat base to avoid resonance and mechanical stress.

  2. Align motor and load shafts precisely to prevent vibration and bearing wear.

  3. Use dedicated shielded power/encoder cables; separate power and signal wiring.

  4. Reserve clearance for heat dissipation; do not block cooling surfaces.

  5. Avoid heavy impact or dropping during handling and installation.

8. Maintenance Instructions

  1. Inspect regularly for abnormal noise, vibration, or overheating.

  2. Keep the motor surface clean of dust, chips, and oil.

  3. Sealed bearings are lifetime-lubricated; no regular greasing needed.

  4. Check encoder cable integrity and connector tightness periodically.

  5. Avoid prolonged overload or excessive start-stop cycles.

9. Safety Precautions

  1. Disconnect power before installation/wiring/maintenance; wait 15 minutes for capacitor discharge.

  2. Do not touch rotating shafts or moving parts during operation.

  3. No holding brake—do not use on vertical axes without additional mechanical locking.

  4. Do not disassemble the motor or encoder; unauthorized disassembly voids warranty.

  5. Avoid use in conductive dust, heavy condensation, or corrosive environments without protection.

10. Troubleshooting

  • Motor won’t start: Check 3-phase power, wiring, servo amplifier alarms, and enable signals.

  • Abnormal noise/vibration: Check mounting rigidity, coupling alignment, bearings, and load jamming.

  • Overheating: Check for overload, high ambient temperature, or poor ventilation.

  • Position deviation: Check encoder cables, connectors, servo parameters, and mechanical backlash.

  • Unstable speed: Check voltage fluctuations, load changes, or encoder signal interference.


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