What this motor is and where it lands in the cabinet
The 1FL2310-6AC11-0HB0 is a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 low-inertia servomotor from the 1FL2 family, sized to pair with the SINAMICS S200 drive platform and feed a 400 V 3AC bus at 7 kW mechanical output with a 2000 rpm rated speed. Stall torque is 35.2 Nm and continuous torque at rated speed 33.4 Nm on a 90 mm shaft height, which puts this frame into the mid-band of the 1FL2 line — sized for packaging, converting and small machine-tool axes where 7 kW continuous is enough headroom without overshooting the cabinet footprint.
Mechanical and feedback choices already locked into the build
The shaft is a plain cylindrical (non-keyed) execution to tolerance N, paired with a holding brake for vertical-axis and gravity-load retention, and the feedback is the 17-bit absolute singleturn AS encoder routed out through the angled connector — so the cable exit follows the cabinet's trunking rather than the motor face. IP65 with oil seal on the shaft entry means the motor body is sealed for plant-floor splash and light coolant mist, but the seal is the consumable in that environment — it sets the maintenance interval, not the housing.
Compliance and what ships with the part
RoHS compliance has been in force for this configuration since 01-01-18, and the supplier provides REACH Article 33 candidate-list information on request — the standard EU substance-restriction package for a Siemens drive-class component. The product class is a made-to-order line item that cannot be returned against credit, which is the procurement signal that the order is built against the BOM once it enters the factory queue — not pulled from shelf stock. Packaging dimensions are 595 x 369 x 407 mm for the single-piece shipper, so plan the receiving bay and the panel-side unbox path around that footprint before the truck arrives.
Sourcing posture for a built-to-order servo
Because the part sits in the made-to-order class, sourcing against an RFQ is the right route: lead time and quantity pricing come back with the quote, and the order is released into the factory queue once the PO is placed.