8LSA36.E3022D100-0 by B & R Automation

The 8LSA36.E3022D100-0 is a motor produced by B&R Automation within the 8LS Synchronous Motors series. It is installed in automated machinery to translate drive current from a servo amplifier into mechanical rotation for positioning, conveying, or processing tasks along a production line. The model follows the 8LSA configuration, so it is supplied in a standard build without reinforced bearings and uses a compact flange interface for tight installation spaces. That layout supports servo-driven axes that need accurate rotary motion without adding unnecessary mounting bulk.

This unit uses a three-phase synchronous design, giving it sinusoidal back EMF and consistent torque over an electrical cycle. Its rated shaft velocity of 2200 rpm is the continuous speed at nominal load. Cooling is provided by self-cooling with free air circulation, so no external blower or liquid circuit is required and heat is dissipated through the housing. Power and feedback cabling exit through an angled swivel outlet that saves cabinet depth, and the circuits terminate in a single connector for a compact connection arrangement. The front face has a 91.3 mm flange dimension that matches the mounting pattern used for this frame size.

Mechanical integration is handled by a mounting flange that supports the motor without auxiliary feet. The shaft is machined with a key, allowing positive torque transfer to couplings or pulleys. Length code 6 identifies the active stack depth within this frame family and corresponds to the motor's continuous output capability. Because no holding brake or oil seal is included, the motor is better suited to horizontal or belt-tensioned axes where back-driving forces are limited. The lack of an internal oil seal means the surrounding enclosure must control coolant and lubricant exposure at the shaft area.