0.2 kW / 0.64 Nm / 3000 rpm — what the SIMOTICS S-1FL2 rating covers
The 1FL2103-2AF11-1SC0 is a Siemens SIMOTICS S-1FL2 low-inertia servo motor from the 1FL2 family, specified for a 400 V 3AC supply with a rated output of 0.2 kW at a nominal speed of 3000 rpm, and a stall and rated torque of 0.64 Nm — so the rated operating point sits at full nominal speed and the motor has no torque fold-back margin between M0 and Mn. The mechanical package is shaft height 30 mm with a keyed shaft (tolerance N) and an integrated holding brake, which is the combination most integrators reach for on small-format positioning axes and light conveyor drives that must hold position when the drive stage is de-energised. Position feedback is a 21-bit hybrid encoder (AS21 interface) that pairs natively with the matched SINAMICS S200 drive, keeping the resolver/encoder commissioning step inside the drive's standard motor list rather than requiring third-party parameter entry.
IP65 sealing and connector — the field-side integration story
The motor is rated to enclosure IP65 with an oil seal fitted at the shaft, and the power/signal interface is a hybrid AS21 connector — meaning the sealing target is dust-tight and resistant to low-pressure water jets, but it is not a washdown-duty food-grade IP67/IP69K rating, so the deployment envelope should be kept clear of high-pressure cleaning cycles. Packaging dimensions of 315 × 182 × 172 mm and a one-piece quantity unit reflect the made-to-order product class, where the motor is built to specification rather than picked from a finished-goods shelf and is not returnable against credit.
Compliance documentation on record
Compliance with the substance restrictions of the RoHS directive is declared since 01-01-18, and the supplier carries a REACH Art. 33 duty to inform obligation against the current candidate list, so any tender submission can cite both by reference to the published Siemens declaration rather than requesting a fresh conformity certificate. The motor carries Group Code R220 and Product Group X0DJ, which is the catalogue metadata a procurement system will expect for line-level reporting and BOM freeze checks.
Sourcing posture for an active, made-to-order servo
The lifecycle stage is recorded as current and the part is classified Active, so production is open at the manufacturer and order acceptance continues; however the product class is made-to-order with no return-for-credit pathway, which is the procurement reality that frames the RFQ — quantities, lead time and pricing are confirmed per quote rather than against a finished-goods price list.