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In today’s competitive industrial landscape, manufacturers and automation engineers are constantly seeking ways to increase throughput, efficiency, and reliability. The Kinetix 2000 series servo drives provide a powerful and flexible solution for a wide range of applications, from robotic assembly lines to high-speed conveyor systems. Designed with advanced motion control capabilities, real-time adaptability, and energy efficiency, the Kinetix 2000 ensures that automation processes run faster, smoother, and with greater precision.
In this guide, we will explore the key features of the Kinetix 2000 and how its flexible input voltage, precise torque control, high-speed communication, and seamless integration can significantly enhance automation efficiency.
The Kinetix 2000 offers cutting-edge technology tailored for applications requiring high-speed performance, seamless motion coordination, and reliable data communication. Whether you are looking to reduce cycle times, increase production capacity, or improve energy efficiency, this servo drive delivers results. Below are some standout features:
One of the biggest challenges in automation is maintaining a stable and adaptable power supply. Variations in voltage can lead to unexpected shutdowns, reduced motor lifespan, or inefficient power usage. The Kinetix 2000 series offers multiple input voltage options to ensure consistent operation across various applications.
For instance, the AM Modules operate at 325V DC, making them ideal for low-power applications where energy efficiency is key. Meanwhile, the IAM Modules support both single-phase and three-phase inputs, with a DC range of 240–375V and AC input of 170–264V rms. This versatility allows for greater flexibility when integrating into different power systems.
Different automation applications require different levels of power. A high-speed conveyor belt may need maximum torque output, whereas a delicate robotic assembly process might require fine-tuned, low-power movements. The Kinetix 2000 allows users to customize output current, ensuring that every motion control setup operates at optimal efficiency.
For many automation processes, precise torque control is crucial to maintaining stability and repeatability. The Kinetix 2000 provides fine-tuned torque management, ensuring that forces applied during acceleration, deceleration, and holding are kept within exact specifications.
The torque range extends up to 5.9 Nm continuous, with peak values reaching 14.2 Nm, allowing the system to handle sudden load changes without mechanical stress. By using current and velocity limit settings, operators can dynamically adjust torque levels to reduce wear on motors and maintain consistent force application.
For complex motion control applications, reliable real-time communication is essential. The Kinetix 2000’s fiber-optic SERCOS interface ensures that data is transmitted at high speeds with minimal interference, reducing latency in high-speed automation.
Speed adjustments are critical for maximizing throughput in industrial automation. The Kinetix 2000 offers a maximum speed of 6,000 RPM, allowing operators to fine-tune acceleration and deceleration settings for optimal motion transitions.
The Kinetix 2000 is built for plug-and-play compatibility with major industrial networks. Whether you’re integrating it into an existing PLC setup or designing a new automation system, its ability to support EtherNet/IP, SERCOS, and DeviceNet ensures smooth connectivity.