1FK7 compact synchronous servo, run-out phase
The 1FK7022-5AK71-1VG0: Servo motors in this class drive the precision axis on packaging, converting, and indexing machines where the drive package (SINAMICS S120 or similar) resolves the position loop — the motor's compact frame is the relevant selection parameter when the cabinet layout limits shaft height and the load inertia must be matched to the gearbox (cites:, cites:).
What eol_hot means for a spare on the shelf
An eol_hot designation signals that the manufacturer has moved the part out of active volume production but the variant is still being serviced for the installed base — last-time-buy windows are typically narrower than for a part in normal production, and restock is no longer replenished from the factory on the original lead-time clock (cites:). For a buyer chasing a line-down spare, the practical move is to confirm quantity, encoder variant, and brake option against the existing nameplate before placing the order — the 1FK7 family carries suffix-driven differences in feedback, holding brake, and shaft geometry that are not visible from the bare order code, and a mismatch is the most common reason an EOL motor comes back (cites:, cites:).
Sourcing posture for a run-out servo
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