What lands in the panel
The 1FL2103-2AG01-1MC0: The part is a SIMOTICS 1FL2 low-inertia servomotor in the 30 mm shaft-height frame, sized as a 200 V 3AC unit at Pn 0.2 kW with a rated speed of 3000 rpm, and both standstill and rated torque sitting at 0.64 Nm — the stall and running torques are equal here, so the motor keeps full torque down to low speeds without falling back on a gearbox. It ships with a hybrid connector AM21, single-turn 21-bit absolute encoder, keyed shaft to tolerance N, no holding brake, and an IP65 rating with oil seal — the IP65 plus oil seal combination is the point: it tolerates cabinet-adjacent splash and light oil mist, but the hybrid connector is the field-side interface, not a sealed cable gland. Packaging footprint on the way in is 315.00 x 182.00 x 172.00 mm at one piece per pack, useful when bench-space planning a spare drop into the cabinet — keep one in the cabinet if the line cannot tolerate a six-week rebuild after a motor failure.
Ratings in working terms
0.2 kW at 3000 rpm with 0.64 Nm rated torque puts this firmly in the small-format / auxiliary-axis bracket — feeds, small indexing tables, lab automation, and short-stroke pick-and-place on a SINAMICS S200 line. Pn is the rated continuous output, not a peak — drives look at the Mn/M0 figure, not the nameplate kW, when sizing the torque loop. 200 V 3AC supply maps directly to the SINAMICS S200 200 V class drive family; pairing with a 400 V-class drive will not work without a step-down transformer, so confirm the drive's input class on the panel before committing the BOM line. No holding brake is fitted. Any vertical or gravity-loaded axis that holds position with the drive disabled needs a brake-equipped variant from the same family or a separate fail-safe brake — without it, an E-stop on a suspended load will drop the load.
Lifecycle and how to order it
Replacement and spares strategy: with no holding brake and a low-rated 0.2 kW frame, the motor itself is rarely the failure point on a running line — failure mode is more often the encoder cable or the hybrid connector AM21 on a high-cycle axis. Holding a matched cable and connector as the critical spare in the cabinet covers the more common outage without tying up budget on a duplicate motor.