Lifecycle flag on this Omron servo
The Omron R88MG10030HS2.1 from the R88M-G-Series carries a listed of eol_hot, which means the factory is no longer taking new orders for the standard build and any units moving through the channel are last-time-buy or independent surplus stock. For a project buyer that hits a real challenge: the BOM line must be closed before the install window, but the manufacturer has stopped taking new production orders, so the only realistic route is a quoted-to-order RFQ into independent distribution where lot size and condition are confirmed per quote.
What 320 Nmm and 5000 min-1 mean for the axis
Continuous torque of 320 Nmm at 5000 min-1 puts this small-frame servo in the low-inertia, point-to-point work envelope — indexing tables, small Z-axis slides, labelling heads and feeder conveyors where cycle time beats raw stall torque. Rated current of 1.1 A on a 200-240 VAC supply is the figure the drive sizing has to clear — pairing the motor with an Omron R88D drive in the same voltage window keeps the commutation and encoder feedback on the supported list, which is the first thing to verify when a spare is being substituted into an existing panel.
Footprint for panel layout
The 40 mm width, 52 mm height and 117 mm length define a 40 mm-square flange small frame — the integrator can reuse the existing mounting pattern on a replacement machine without a bracket re-spin, which matters when this part is being swapped in under a commissioning deadline rather than as a clean design.