ABB DSM18H-2KW9-154-T0NA0 Servo Motor - 5 Pole-Pairs Design
Part Number: 3AXD50001123116
Quick Summary
ABB DSM18H-2KW9-154-T0NA0 servo motor delivers precise positioning for automated production lines. Engineers often struggle with motor integration, cogging torque, and matching the right encoder and brake options. Designed for safe, reliable operation, it supports CE safety compliance and can be integrated into SIL-capable safety architectures and IP-rated variants through ABB's drive ecosystem. The model is tuned for compatibility with the E530 servo drive, and offers brake, oil seal, and encoder type options to fit a range of applications. Its 5-pole-pair design keeps the package compact while reducing cogging, enabling smoother motion and easier installation in space-constrained panels. This combination delivers measurable efficiency gains and lower lifecycle costs in industrial automation.
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Extended Description
3AXD50001123116 ABB: The DSM servo motor is a high performance servo motor. It is used together with the E530 servo drive. The DSM servo motor offers various options including: brake, oil seal, and encoder type, which provides flexible choices for customers. The 5 pole-pairs design makes it more compact in structure and effectively reduce the cogging torque.
2.9 kW power and 18.6 N·m torque at 380 V drive robust torque delivery, enabling fast, precise moves for high-speed axes and complex motion profiles; reduces cycle times and improves production throughput in packaging and robotics. The 5-pole-pair design minimizes cogging torque, delivering smoother motion and higher repeatability across multiple axes, which translates to tighter tolerances in CNC and pick-and-place applications. Flexible encoder and brake options, along with an oil seal variant, provide adaptability for challenging environments and safety-enabled stops, improving reliability and reducing maintenance costs in conveyors and material handling. Seamless compatibility with ABB E530 servo drives simplifies commissioning, lowers integration risk, and shortens time-to-production in retrofits and new line installations. Compact form factor and 380 V LV AC operation enable denser panel layouts and easier installation in multi-axis systems, delivering space savings and lower enclosure costs. CE safety compliance and SIL-ready configurations (via appropriate safety architecture) offer regulatory assurance and safer operation, while potential IP-rated variants support harsher environments, expanding the range of suitable applications. Overall, the motor delivers measurable efficiency gains, reduced downtime, and a lower total cost of ownership for industrial automation projects.
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FAQs
Install with a 380 V supply, select the encoder and brake options to match your axis requirements, and connect to an E530 servo drive for coordinated control. Consider enclosure rating and mounting orientation to minimize thermal buildup and maximize motor life.
The 5 pole-pairs design reduces cogging torque, delivering smoother motion and better repeatability across high-precision axes. This improves positioning accuracy in robotics, CNC, and packaging applications where fine motion control is critical.
The motor is designed to meet CE safety expectations, and ABB offers safety architectures that support SIL-ready configurations. IP-rated variants may be available depending on enclosure and environment, so confirm specific ratings with your ABB distributor.
Ideal for automated production lines, packaging machinery, robotics, and conveyors requiring precise torque and speed control at 2.9 kW with 380 V supply. Its compatibility with the E530 drive simplifies integration in new builds and retrofits.
The combination of reduced cogging, flexible options (brake, encoder, oil seal), and seamless E530 integration lowers downtime and commissioning costs. Longer motor life and fewer integration issues contribute to lower total cost of ownership over the equipment’s lifecycle.