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Beckhoff's ASI8100 Stepper Motors with Integrated Drives Enable Cabinet-Free Machine Concepts

By: Beckhoff Automation
04 December, 2024
Beckhoff's ASI8100 Stepper Motors with Integrated Drives Enable Cabinet-Free Machine Concepts
Beckhoff's ASI8100 Stepper Motors with Integrated Drives Enable Cabinet-Free Machine Concepts
Beckhoff’s new compact stepper motor drives include onboard I/O to increase design flexibility.

SAVAGE, Minnesota, Dec. 3, 2024 - The ASI8100 stepper motor with built-in drive from Beckhoff adds another space-saving tool to the company’s broad range of compact drive technology products (up to 48 V DC). The ASI8100 series combines a stepper motor, stepper motor output stage and fieldbus connection in a fully integrated design. These EtherCAT devices mount directly on the machine without a control cabinet or upstream I/O, allowing for highly compact, control cabinet-free machines. The ASI8100 series covers all motion requirements for stepper motors in the power range up to 250 W.

Easy-to-read status LEDs report drive conditions. With the integrated travel path control, simple function blocks for motion applications are built in. The standardized connectors – M8 for EtherCAT and M12 for power–minimize assembly time, cost and complexity. The two additional I/Os enable effective execution of drive-related functions, such as the detection of end positions or latching.

The stepper series starts with NEMA 17 drives (42 mm), available in two stack lengths with a 0.29 Nm or 0.8 Nm holding torque.

Four additional NEMA 23 devices (56 mm) offer holding torques of 0.75 Nm, 1.4 Nm, 2.35 Nm and 2.5 Nm.

Pre-assembled cables and infrastructure components, such as IP67 distribution box modules, are available as accessories.

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