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iSA 1200 W | Spindle motor with automatic tool charger
The spindle motor iSA 1200 W is suitable to process light to medium duty work such as Aluminum, wood and plastic.
The light weighted and compact spindle design is perfect for CNC table machines ICP and ICV.
- robust 2-pole AC motor (asynchronous motor)
- square shape
- protection class IP55, insulation class F
- motor shaft to take ER 16 collets
- aluminium extrusion A and B sides
- automatic tool change
- M23 plug connection
- incl. ER 16 collet, Ø 6 mm
- clamping range Ø 3 mm – Ø 10 mm
- intrinsic ventilation B-side
- controlled by frequency converter
- two precision bearings
- tool change SK 16 pneumatic (7.5 bar)
Options
- CoolMin® (external)
- frequency converter SKC 750
- tool changing station
- various collets
- mounting plates
- various lead lengths
- suction device
- sealing air connection possible
| Ordering information | Part no. | |
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Spindle motor iSA 1200 W |
477012 3322 | |
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with converter** and connecting cable (8 m), inkl. collet ER 16 (6 mm) |
310712 3612 | |
| CoolMin®external, with hose | 239011 0119 | |
| Tool holder | SK 16 (für Spannzange ER 16) | 239116 0001 |
| Tool change station*** | linear SK 16, 4-fold | 239016 0041 |
| linear SK 16, 5-fold | 239016 0051 | |
| Frequency converter | SKC 750 | 311707 6000 |
| Collet Set**** | ER 16 (1,0 / 2,0 / 3,0 / 4,0 / 5,0 / 6,0 / 7,0 / 8,0 / 9,0 / 10,0 mm) | 239171 0001 |
| Exhaust device | on request | |
| Mounting panels | on request | |
**converter pre-set for spindle
***Special change stations on request
****not compatible with tool change station at ICP and ICV
| Bezeichnung | iSA 1200 |
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Torque [Nm] (at rated speed 22.000 U/min) |
0,5 |
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Speed range [rpm.] |
5.000 - 22.000 |
| Cut-off frequency* [Hz] / Speed [rpm] | 300 / 18.000 |
| Number of poles | 2 |
| Rated voltage [V] | 220 |
| Rated current [A] | 4,5 |
| COS Ø | 0,84 |
| rated output [kW] (S6 = 40% operation) | 1,2 |
| concentricity [mm] 0.01 | 0,01 |
| weight [kg] | 7 |
*cut-off frequency = frequency to which the motor effect is designed