What this servo is sized to do on the line
The 1FL2204-4BF11-0MC0 is a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 low-inertia servo in the 1FL2 family built to drop onto a SINAMICS S200 drive, sized at 1 kW continuous on a 400 V 3AC supply rail with 3.2 Nm standstill and rated torque and 3000 rpm rated speed — meaning the motor delivers its full torque envelope through the whole constant-power region to base speed before the drive rolls into field weakening. Shaft height 40 mm puts it in the compact end of the S-1FL2 range, paired here with a plain shaft to tolerance N, an integrated holding brake, and a 21-bit AM21bit hybrid connector — the brake removes the back-EMF risk on vertical axes during E-stop, and the single-cable hybrid feed keeps the panel-side wiring to power + absolute position over one connector instead of two.
Where it physically belongs and what it pairs with
Protection class IP65 with oil seal on the shaft pass-through is the rating that decides deployment: the motor body and shaft exit can sit near a gearbox or gear-oil bath on a pick-and-place or packaging line without seal failure, which is the use case most buyers on this order code are actually wiring it into. The drive half of the match is named on the product record — SINAMICS S200 — and the family assignment (1FL2 servomotors for SINAMICS S200) closes the loop on drive commissioning: parameter sets for the S200 will recognise this motor's rating plate data without manual scaling, which is what closes the cycle budget on first commissioning.
Lifecycle, compliance, and what lands in the doc pack
Production status is active on this code, and the product class is C: built to order, no return credit — meaning each unit is manufactured against the order, so lead time is the conversation to have before the BOM freezes rather than after. Internal references carried on the label: group code R220 and product group X0DK, supplied as single-piece in a 382 x 222 x 240 mm pack — useful when the ERP or quality file is asking for the same string the manufacturer prints on the despatch note.