YASKAWA SGMPH-08AAA61D-OY AC Servo Motor 200V 4.1A 3000rpm 750W

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The YASKAWA SGMPH-08AAA61D-OY is a 200 V class AC servo motor designed for precise axis control on CNC machine tools and industrial automation equipment. When paired with a compatible YASKAWA servo amplifier, it provides accurate positioning, stable speed, and reliable torque control.

This YASKAWA servo motor delivers a rated output of 750 W, with a nominal current of 4.1 A and a rated speed of 3,000 rpm. It is suitable for feed axes on milling machines, CNC lathes, grinding machines, rotary tables, and automated handling systems.

Manufactured in Japan, the SGMPH-08AAA61D-OY is a practical replacement unit, industrial spare part, and CNC replacement component for maintenance and retrofit applications. Before installation, it is essential to verify the complete reference, encoder feedback type, connectors, and compatibility with the existing servo drive.

Each motor supplied by Cnc-shopping can be inspected and tested on appropriate test benches using a compatible YASKAWA servo amplifier. Units are packed in protective packaging suitable for industrial shipping and covered by a commercial warranty under our standard terms.

Cnc-shopping offers the YASKAWA SGMPH-08AAA61D-OY with worldwide shipping subject to availability. We also assist with sourcing obsolete parts and may offer repair or standard exchange solutions when available.

Frequently asked questions about SGMPH-08AAA61D-OY:

How do I confirm compatibility with my existing drive?
Verify the full motor code on your nameplate, the 200 V class rating and the power rating of 750 W. Match these to a YASKAWA servo pack sized for 750 W in the same voltage class and ensure the encoder signal type aligns with the drive.

Can this unit replace another SGMPH-08A variant?
It can when the complete suffix matches, as suffix characters define mechanical details and feedback options. Using a different suffix may change connectors, encoder or shaft configuration, which can require system adjustments.

What should a maintenance team check before ordering a replacement motor?
Confirm the full reference, voltage class, rated output and connector style, then inspect the existing cabling and coupling. Recording the drive model and backing up parameters helps ensure a smooth field replacement.

Is a refurbished unit available if a new one is not in stock?
Depending on inventory, refurbished or surplus units may be offered as a cost-effective alternative. Contact us with the exact code to review available options and lead time.