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Kollmorgen SE30200-000000
Product Brief: Fail-safe (spring-applied, electrically released) friction disk brake designed to mount integrally on the non-drive end of a Kollmorgen Goldline B/M/H or AKM series servo motor. Engages automatically when 24 VDC brake supply is removed (power-off = brake ON). Holds load during dwell, emergency stop, or power loss. “SE30200” is an internal part number for a specific frame-size brake assembly.
Detailed content
Brake Type: Fail-safe, spring-applied, electromagnetically released
Rated Voltage (Release): 24 V DC ± 10 %
Rated Power Consumption (Hold/Release): ≈ 12 – 18 W (typical for mid-frame size)
Holding Torque (Static): ≈ 10 – 12 Nm (typical for SEB size 200 class — verify exact value on brake nameplate)
Maximum Release Time (Typical): < 50 ms after voltage applied
Engagement Time (Fall-off): < 30 ms after voltage removed (friction engagement)
Duty Cycle: 100 % ED (continuous energized when released; brake only dissipates holding coil power when released — no heating in engaged state)
Friction Lining: Organic / sintered (non-asbestos) — wear-compensated design
Operating Temperature: –20 °C to +60 °C (ambient at motor non-drive end)
B10d Life (Typical): > 1,000,000 cycles (light load); > 15,000,000 cycles per some Kollmorgen docsfor brake-only
Mounting: Bolted to motor rear flange; couples to motor shaft via keyed or spline adapter (integral to brake hub)
Connector: Typically 2-wire flying leads or mating connector (same as motor brake circuit)
Weight: ≈ 0.4 – 0.6 kg
Compatibility: Goldline B-20x series, AKM62/63 with appropriate SEB adapter kits
Applicable Industries: Any vertical axis or load-hold application using Goldline/AMK series — packaging formers (vertical fill), hoist/raise axes, medical imaging gantry locks
Installation Requirements: Brake must be factory-installed or retrofitted with proper shaft coupling; 24 VDC supply must be capable of inrush (typically 2× holding current briefly); wire brake + / – per motor cable brake pair; drive or external brake control relay should delay brake release until motor is enabled / speed ≈ 0 on stop.
Usage Notes: Brake is not a stopping (dynamic) brake — do NOT use to decelerate load from running speed; always bring motor to low speed/stop via electronic braking before allowing brake to engage; check brake release voltage at brake terminals under load — voltage drop > 10 % may prevent full release; periodical visual inspection of brake gap (wear indicator) recommended per maintenance schedule.
