What this motor does in the cabinet
The 1FL2204-4AG01-1SC0 is a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 low-inertia servo motor from the 1FL2 family, designed for direct pairing with the SINAMICS S200 drive — the 200 V 3AC supply, 1 kW rated power, and 3.2 Nm continuous/stall torque are matched by both ends of the system, so the drive auto-commissioning profile recognises the motor on first power-up without manual parameter entry. The shaft height is 40 mm, the encoder is a single-turn AS21bit absolute unit fed through the hybrid connector, and the housing carries IP65 with an oil seal so it survives the cutting-fluid and coolant splash typical of packaging and small machine-tool cells. Strict build: keyed shaft (tolerance N), no holding brake, hybrid connector rather than separate power and signal leads — those options are spelled out in the suffix so the configuration on the nameplate is unambiguous when the motor arrives for a kitting or spare-build job.
Ratings that decide the fit
Nn = 3000 rpm with M0 = Mn = 3.2 Nm at Pn = 1 kW means the motor is rated for continuous duty at its nominal point — the stall torque and rated torque are identical on this frame, which is typical of the S-1FL2 compact series and lets a panel builder size the gearbox on torque, not on the stall/continuous gap. The 200 V 3AC supply class fixes the upstream drive choice; this is not a 400 V class part, so wiring it to a 480 V line will trip the drive on overvoltage during the DC-bus charge. AS21bit single-turn encoder gives 2^21 ≈ 2 million counts per revolution — adequate for precision packaging index tables and small-format converting, but not a multi-turn unit, so any axis that needs absolute position retention across power-cycle loss has to be paired with the external battery box or the multi-turn variant of this frame. The IP65 + oil-seal combination is the relevant enclosure spec for washdown-adjacent cells; IP65 alone without the seal will let coolant creep past the shaft into the bearing on horizontal mounts.
Documentation and compliance carry
The product class note (class C — manufactured/produced to order, not returnable against credit) is on the ledger because each 1FL2 unit is built against the order code's option list; a mis-specified shaft end or encoder choice cannot be credited back, which is why the suffix on the carton has to match the BOM before the unit is opened.
Lifecycle, sourcing, and what ships in the carton
Quoting happens against the BOM line with lead time and any quantity ladder confirmed at RFQ; the carton is a single-piece pack (382 × 222 × 240 mm) so a builder kitting a multi-axis cell should plan storage and pallet slot around the per-unit pack dims, not a multi-up carton.