Schneider Electric Motors
Schneider Electric servo motors are engineered to deliver precise motion control, high power density, and fast dynamic response for demanding industrial automation applications. Available in both single-phase and three-phase configurations, these servo motors are designed to support a wide range of machine architectures where accuracy, speed, and compact design are critical.
Schneider Electric organizes its servo motors into distinct motor families, each built around a shared design. These families offer multiple options for torque, speed, feedback, and mounting, allowing system designers to select the right motor for their specific application. The high torque-to-current ratio achieved by these motors enables smaller machine footprints while maintaining exceptional performance, making them ideal for space-constrained equipment.
Integrated safety features are a key advantage of Schneider Electric servo motors. Functions such as Safe Torque Off (STO) and Safely Limited Speed (SLS) are incorporated into compatible motor and drive systems, supporting personnel safety and compliance with modern machine safety standards. By integrating safety and motion control, Schneider Electric servo solutions reduce system complexity, minimize additional components, and simplify installation and maintenance.
FAQs
Q: What are Schneider Electric servo motors used for?
They are used for precise motion control in industrial automation applications such as packaging, robotics, material handling, and assembly systems.
Q: What is the benefit of high torque density in a servo motor?
High torque density allows more power to be delivered in a smaller motor size, helping reduce machine footprint and improve design flexibility.
Q: Are Schneider Electric servo motors available in single-phase and three-phase versions?
Yes. Schneider Electric offers both single-phase and three-phase servo motor options depending on the application and system requirements.
Q: What safety features are available with Schneider Electric servo motors?
Integrated safety functions such as Safe Torque Off (STO) and Safely Limited Speed (SLS) help protect personnel and support machine safety compliance.
Q: How do servo motors differ from motors controlled by VFDs?
Servo motors are designed for precise position, speed, and torque control, while VFD-controlled motors are typically used for variable speed control without precise positioning.
Why Buy Schneider Electric Servo Motors from RSP Supply
RSP Supply offers a complete selection of Schneider Electric servo motors to support high-performance motion control applications. Customers rely on RSP Supply for knowledgeable technical support and dependable sourcing of servo motor solutions that deliver precision, safety, and long-term reliability in industrial automation systems.