Integrating into a SINAMICS V70/V90 cabinet
The 1FL6066-1AC61-2LB1 ships from the 1FL6 family as a 65 mm shaft-height servomotor with a 20-bit absolute encoder and integral holding brake, wired through an angle plug and built to pair with the SINAMICS V70 and V90 converters without a third-party adapter plate. Holding-brake variants drop into the same flange footprint as the unbraked SKUs in the family, so a swap on an existing machine is a connector-and-encoder swap rather than a panel rework.
Reading the 1.75 kW / 2000 rpm ratings
Rated 1.75 kW at a 2000 rpm nominal, with a continuous stall torque M0 of 11 Nm and rated torque Mn of 8.36 Nm — the 11-to-8.36 ratio is the overload margin you have for acceleration peaks before tripping the drive's current limit on a positioning axis. IP65 with the sealing ring fitted means the body holds up to washdown and dust ingress on a typical machine-tool or packaging-line deck; the encoder and brake leads exit through the angle connector, which is the only sealing path to watch during installation.
Lifecycle: NRND and what that means for a procurement line
The order code is flagged NRND, so the factory has formally moved past active promotion and is winding the SKU down toward last-time-buy — a panel builder with new designs should plan a cross-reference now, while a line already running this motor should treat spares stocking as time-sensitive. Internal catalog handles to record on the BOM line: Group Code R220, Product Group 5183, Product class C (made-to-order, non-returnable), packaging 1 piece in a 466 x 264 x 290 mm shipper — these are the identifiers the factory and ERP use to route an RFQ cleanly.
Compliance posture
RoHS-compliant since 2018-01-01 and carries the REACH Art. 33 duty-to-inform statement for substances on the current candidate list — the documentation trail buyers in the EU will ask about is on file under the listed order code. Export markings: AL:N / ECCN:N, which means the SKU is not on a controlled list and ships under standard export documentation; if your end-use is a restricted jurisdiction that is a separate due-diligence item, not an ECCN block.