Motor identity on this SINAMICS S200 build
The 1FL2104-2AG00-0MC0 is a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 low-inertia servo in the 1FL2 family, sized 0.75 kW Pn at a rated speed of 3000 rpm, with both standstill torque M0 and rated torque Mn at 2.4 Nm — so the motor has no S1 continuous-derate margin between standstill and rated running torque. The shaft height is 40 mm, the body carries IP54 protection without an oil seal, and the feedback is a 21-bit absolute encoder wired through the AM hybrid connector — the connector type is not a generic M23, so the matching cable set comes from the 1FL2 hybrid family and not the legacy 1FK3/1FT5 cordset inventory. It is built as the matched actuator for the SINAMICS S200 drive line; pairing a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 with anything other than an S200 leaves the encoder channel and the hybrid connector sense lines unmapped, so substitutes inside the panel have to clear that interface before they clear the torque curve.
Compliance posture and order handling
Siemens tags this motor with product class C, meaning build-to-order with no return-to-stock and no re-use credit — once the order is opened against the BOM, lot size, lead time and cancellation terms follow that class rule. RoHS substance restriction compliance has been in force on this part since 01-01-18, and REACH Art. 33 disclosure obligations are met by the published Reach Information sheet; for cross-border shipments the export-control code is AL:N / ECCN:N, so no dual-use license gating applies for standard commercial destinations.
Catalog line and logistics shape
Catalog metadata groups this motor under Group Code R220, Product Group X0DK, and the orderable unit is one piece; the shipment is a single-piece pack with box dimensions of 382 mm x 222 mm x 240 mm — not a multi-up tray, so rack space and uncrate handling need to budget for the outer carton, not the bare motor.
Lifecycle status and quoting posture
Because the motor is built-to-order under product class C, lead time and unit price are not flat — each BOM line is quoted at RFQ against the volume and the build slot, and drop-ship windows track the Siemens production calendar rather than shelf stock.