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A06B-0147-B077#7008
Fanuc
Motor Type:
A06B-0147-B077#7008
Manufacturer:
Fanuc
Exchange: stock
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Your Fanuc motor A06B-0147-B077#7008 will be carefully evaluated by experienced technicians to determine if it is faulty. Motor Ke (back e.m.f.), brake torque, and encoders or resolvers will all be tested with a variety of diagnostic instruments. After disassembly and cleaning, the windings will be checked with a digital surge tester, and DC hi-pot. Critical mechanical dimensions will be measured with micrometers, and all test results become part of the permanent record of the motor in our database. If the motor winding has failed, the old winding will be carefully reverse engineered before being stripped with a mechanical stripping method that prevents any damage to the insulated core. A new winding utilizing class H magnet wire and all class H insulation will be installed. Worn mechanical components will be fabricated or re-furbished by our expert machinists. Our machine shop is fully equipped with lathes, mills, and precision grinding equipment.
Rotating components will be precision balanced on one of our Schenck Trebel hard bearing balancing machines. New bearings, seals, and any other required parts will be installed during assembly, and the feedback device will be aligned and tested. Mechanical assembly tolerances such as shaft and flange runout will be verified to be within factory tolerances.
Finally the motor will be test run, checked for excessive noise or temperature, and vibration levels recorded. All test data becomes part of our database, and a link to the final service report will be emailed to you upon request.
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Our test procedures are the best and most thorough in the industry. Many "repair" shops can't run servo motors at all, and can't run spindle motors at full speed. A Fanuc motor rebuilt by ETI has been test run to full speed. Spindle motors are tested for extended periods of time, until bearing temperatures stabilize. Vibration levels are monitored and verified to be within Fanuc's specification, not just a general standard for the electric motor repair industry. Each rebuilt motor is checked to ensure that it conforms to the factory assembly tolerances, not just an industry norm for general purpose motors. Slippage is a common problem with brake motors. Every Fanuc brake motor is torque tested after being rebuilt to ensure it holds at least the factory specified torque. Contact us about rebuilding your Fanuc motor today!
Endeavor Technologies will rebuild your Fanuc servomotor or spindle motor to new specifications! As the largest manufacturer of CNCs in the world, Fanuc necessarily has the largest install base in the United States. In addition to Fanuc America, many 3rd parties offer repair to Fanuc spindle and servomotors. Endeavor Technologies sets itself apart from the others by:
- Testing motors with actual Fanuc servo controllers and Fanuc CNCs.
- Stocking original Hitachi 200°C lead wire for built-in motors.
- Offering Epox-E-Pak molding to extend the life of built-in motors.
- Developing tooling and techniques to rewind stators without damaging the concentricity of the fore and aft bearings.
- Stocking replacement friction rotors for fail-safe brakes.
Our test procedures are the best and most thorough in the industry. Many "repair" shops can't run servo motors at all, and can't run spindle motors at full speed. A Fanuc motor rebuilt by ETI has been test run to full speed. Spindle motors are tested for extended periods of time, until bearing temperatures stabilize. Vibration levels are monitored and verified to be within Fanuc's specification, not just a general standard for the electric motor repair industry. Each rebuilt motor is checked to ensure that it conforms to the factory assembly tolerances, not just an industry norm for general purpose motors. Slippage is a common problem with brake motors. Every Fanuc brake motor is torque tested after being rebuilt to ensure it holds at least the factory specified torque. Contact us about rebuilding your Fanuc motor today!