Is 1FK7085-7AF71-1SV5-Z still in active production?
An EOL servo on a still-running line usually means a last-time-buy window has already closed, so the procurement question shifts from catalog reorder to lot-traceable independent supply — confirm the BOM line is still drawing from the 1FK7085 frame before committing to a redesign.
Buying and quoting the 1FK7085-7AF71-1SV5-Z
EOL status routes this part off the punch-out catalog and onto a quoted-to-order RFQ lane — pricing, lot size, and any remaining-factory stock are confirmed at quote time, not at line-item entry, which is the only honest read of an EOL servo at this point in its lifecycle. For a tail-spend buyer the cost-per-PO math on a one-off EOL motor is the constraint: pulling the 1FK7085-7AF71-1SV5-Z through a preferred-supplier requisition every time a spare is needed is the right move, while a redesign onto a current-production 1FK7 variant belongs in the capex conversation, not the MRO cart.