0.2 kW at 3000 rpm with 0.64 Nm continuous
The 1FL2103-2AF10-1MC0 is a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 low-inertia servo in the 1FL2 family, purpose-built for the SINAMICS S200 drive platform — so the motor and drive electronics are paired at the catalog level, not just bolted together after the fact. Continuous output is 0.2 kW with a rated speed of 3000 rpm; standstill torque (M0) and rated torque (Mn) are both 0.64 Nm, so this frame does not torque up beyond its continuous rating — it is a high-speed, low-load point, not a stall-duty one. The 400 V 3AC supply matches the S200's input class, which is the first spec to verify before the BOM line is committed.
Mechanical fit — 30 mm shaft height, keyed shaft, holding brake, IP54
The 30 mm shaft height defines the mounting footprint — small enough for tabletop indexers, light gantry axes, and label/print stations where a 1FK or 1FT frame would be overkill, but large enough to swallow the holding brake without a redesign. The shaft is supplied with a key and tolerance class N, so the coupling or pulley is keyed rather than interference-fit, which simplifies field swap-out when a gearbox or encoder cable changes. The integrated holding brake is wired through the hybrid AM21bit connector — a single cable carries power, brake, and the absolute encoder feedback, and the panel side only needs one cordset entry instead of two. Protection is IP54 with no oil seal: dust-protected and splash-resistant, suitable for cabinet interiors and light industrial enclosures, but the absence of an oil seal means the shaft entry cannot sit in a coolant mist or washdown zone — that is a panel-layout call, not a catalog upgrade.
Built-to-order: class C, RoHS, REACH Art. 33
Siemens classifies this motor as product class C — built to order, non-returnable, non-reusable on credit. For a procurement line that means order quantity is effectively the build quantity, returns are not a lever for over-ordering, and any spares strategy needs to size to actual mean-time-between-failure rather than a safety-stock buffer. Compliance posture on the spec sheet: RoHS conformity since 01-01-18, REACH Art. 33 duty-to-inform against the current candidate list, and no ECCN export control flag (AL: N / ECCN: N). No UL, CE, or IEC file numbers are stated in the listing — those would have to come off the nameplate or the Siemens product datasheet before a panel is built for a regulated jurisdiction.
Group code R220 / product group X0DJ on the procurement trail
The Siemens catalog labels this motor as Group Code R220 and Product Group X0DJ. Those two strings are how the part is keyed inside the Siemens configurator and how purchase orders route through their ordering system — quoting the MPN alone is enough for a BOM match, but if the buyer's ERP or the Siemens sales office asks for a group code or product group, R220 / X0DJ is the answer that lands the order on the right product line. Packaging is one piece per shipper carton at 315 x 182 x 172 mm, so a 10-piece BOM fill takes ten cartons, not a master-pack breakdown.
Sourcing posture for an active, built-to-order servo
Independent distribution is the path used here — not a factory-direct sales impersonation — so pricing and availability are what comes back off the RFQ, not what a listing row promises.