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Spindle Drives

To help our customers reduce their downtime due to faulty CNC machine parts, Industrial Automation Co. keeps a complete inventory of spindle drive amplifiers that will help you get back to work. Whether you’re buying spindle drives or spindle motors, each part is field tested and guaranteed to meet your specific performance standards. Our team comprises industry professionals who understand the importance of rapid repairs; that’s why we keep a stock of the most failure-prone parts to help reduce the lead time for our customers. Contact our team today with any questions about our spindle drives, and we’ll be happy to help you find the needed parts.
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  • FANUC A06B-6111-H011#H550
    Fanuc A06B-6111-H011#h550
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    $1,390.00
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    $1,390.00
  • FANUC A06B-6111-H015#H550
    Fanuc A06B-6111-H015#h550
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    $1,456.00
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    $1,456.00
  • FANUC A06B-6088-H226#H500
    Fanuc A06B-6088-H226#500
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    $990.00
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    $990.00
  • FANUC A06B-6078-H211#H500
    Fanuc A06B-6078-H211#500
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    $819.00
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    $819.00
  • FANUC A06B-6111-H022#H550
    Fanuc A06B-6111-H022#h550
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    $1,729.00
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    $1,729.00
  • FANUC A06B-6142-H015#H580
    Fanuc A06B-6142-H015#h580
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    $1,911.00
  • FANUC A06B-6134-H303#A
    Fanuc A06B-6134-H303#a
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    $3,190.00
  • FANUC A06B-6088-H222#H500
    Fanuc A06B-6088-H222#500
    Regular price
    $990.00
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    $990.00


Frequently Asked Questions About Our Spindle Drives

Are you interested in learning more? We constantly strive to improve our customer service to deliver the best experience possible. We aim to provide our customers with transparency and helpful information whenever possible. Here are some frequently asked questions we received about our spindle drives, servo drives, and related services.

Compatibility is a crucial concern for replacement spindle drives, so we offer replacement parts from today's leading manufacturers, such as FANUC and Mitsubishi. If you consider buying one of our industrial replacement parts and need to check if it is compatible, contact us to speak with one of our experts, and we can help you decide which parts to buy.

All our automation components under 20 lbs. qualify for two-day shipping within the continental United States. Standard shipping times vary depending on location and availability. Most orders are received within five to ten business days from the date we process your order. Expedited or emergency shipping may be available on certain products. Contact us for details.

Ordering one of our spindle motor drives is fast and easy. We offer multiple ways to place an order or request a quote. You may click the “Request Quote” button in the top right corner of our website, call our toll-free number at 1-977-PARTS-57 (727-8757) or send a purchase order by email to sales@industrialautomationco.com. For first-time buyers, we recommend contacting us to get quotes and shipping information on your industrial automation parts.

Industries We Serve With Our Spindle Motor Drives

Spindle drives are critical components in many industrial applications, supplying precision rotational motion to tools and machines. As a result, they are widely used in various industries to enable efficient and exact machining. Understanding the multiple industries that rely on spindle motor drives can offer insight into their versatility and importance in modern manufacturing and production processes. Some of the industries we serve include:

  • Automotive
  • Aerospace
  • Construction
  • Manufacturing
  • Medical Equipment
  • Woodworking

The Different Components That Make Up Your Spindle Drives

When it comes to your spindle motor drives, there are four major components that, when put together, create nearly every automated drive around. It is essential to understand these components, as they can also be common points of failure that need replacement in the future.

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1. Motor

The motor is the part that provides power to the spindle drive. Depending on the application, it can be an AC or DC motor, and its power output is typically measured in horsepower (HP) or kilowatts (kW). The motor is usually connected to the spindle through a belt, gears, or a direct drive system.

2. Bearings

Bearings are used to support and position the spindle, and they are critical components of the spindle drive as they ensure it rotates smoothly and accurately. The type of bearing used depends on factors such as the application's speed, load, and accuracy requirements.

3. Spindles

The spindle is the rotating part of the spindle motor drive that holds the cutting or grinding tool. It is often made of steel or other high-strength materials, and its design and size depend on the specific application.

4. Tool Holders

Tool holders attach cutting or grinding tools to the spindle. They are usually made of steel or other high-strength materials and can be designed to hold various tool types and sizes. The tool holder must be designed to withstand the forces generated during the cutting or grinding and keep the tool securely in place.

Understanding the Different Types of Spindle Drives

Now that you know which components make up your spindle motor drives, let's look at the different types of drives manufacturers use. Like AC drives, keeping various types in mind will help you determine which parts you need to keep in stock in case of repair.

Belt-Driven Spindle Drives

These drives use a belt to transfer power from the motor to the spindle. The belt is usually made of rubber or similar material and can be adjusted to control the speed of the spindle. Belt-driven drives are often used in woodworking, where the noise level and vibration of the machine are essential considerations.

Direct-Driven Spindle Drives

For this spindle drive, the motor is directly connected to the spindle. The connection supplies maximum power transfer and accuracy, making them ideal for applications such as milling and turning. However, they can be more expensive to manufacture and may require more maintenance than other types of spindle drives.

Gear-Driven Spindle Drives

These drives use gears to transfer power from the motor to the spindle. This provides much power and torque, making gear-driven drives ideal for heavy-duty applications such as drilling and boring. However, they can be noisy, and the added moving parts can lead to more maintenance and repairs.

Motorized Spindle Drives

Combining the motor and spindle into a single unit, this spindle drive is often used in high-speed applications where precision and accuracy are critical, such as producing electronic components. These drives can be expensive but offer high performance and reliability.

Order Your Replacement Spindle Motor Drives Today

If you are looking for reliable, high-performance automation parts, look no further than Industrial Automation Co. Our online catalog of spindle motor drives is part of our commitment to providing you with the most comprehensive inventory of replacement parts available today. Shop for discontinued and hard-to-find automation components from today's leading manufacturers. Order industrial automation products from Industrial Automation Co. today.

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