Flagged EOL — how the G5 line ships from here
The R88MK1K530TBS2 carries an EOL-hot lifecycle stamp on the Omron G5 servo line, which means the factory channel is closing and the working stock for the field is the independent surplus and broker market, not a fresh production run. Buyers holding a BOM line that still names this code should treat the order as quoted-to-order against an RFQ — lead time and lot size are confirmed per quote, with availability driven by what independent channels currently hold.
What the headline ratings mean on the shaft
Continuous torque of 4.77 Nm at 3000 min-1 and a rated current of 8.2 A place this motor squarely in the mid-range G5 bracket — sized for machine builders running packaging, small-format indexing, and light-conveyor duties where a 1 kW-class servo is the sweet spot. The 170–264 V operating window covers single-phase 200 V and three-phase 200/220 V class supplies, so pairing with a 200 V-class Omron G5 drive is the natural fit; confirm the drive firmware revision matches the motor encoder protocol before commissioning a replacement unit on a live axis.
Mechanical envelope for a panel retrofit
The 187 x 100 x 100 mm frame follows the standard G5 square-flange footprint — drop-in to a machine designed around the family without bracket rework, and the connector face lines up with the existing G5 drive cable loom.
