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Fadal cnc part: amp-0040 same as amp-0029 and amp-0034
From VMC Electric, LLC - All Fadal Axis Amplifiers - New and Remanufactured
Fadal Brushless Axis Amplifiers
Original Equipment Direct From Glentek
Remanufactured! - AC Brushless Servo Amplifier
True Reman For Less Than The Price Of Most Repairs!
- Factory Remanufactured as NEW
- Directly interchangeable with the Glentek AMP-0029 and AMC AMP-0034
Used with Box Ways, non-VMC 15 machines, 1997 or newer, for all brushless axes (XYZAB)
Rated 19 amps continuous, 30 amps peak and designed for Fadal 8-pole motors with a 8192 line encoder
Interchangeable with the AMP-0034 and the AMP-0029
Note: The only difference between the AMP-0040 and the AMP-0029 was to accommodate Linear Glass Scales.
Diagnoses - Direct help in determining if you really do need to replace the amplifier. When working with engineers that design the machine, we can help determine if there's other elements in the servo system that also need to be addressed before replacing an amplifier.
Documentation - We provide very simple and concise, step by step instructions on how to install and get your replacement amplifier in and running. With our documentation we also include Preventative Maintenance tips to help avoid future failures.
Support - With the combination of our Fadal engineering knowledge and direct interaction with both Glentek and AMC engineers, you are getting the absolute best product support possible at installation and beyond.
Before you purchase any amplifiers; ask if it's a True Reman, Used or just Repaired!
Many selling parts on-line call their parts "remanufactured" when in actually they are just bench repaired in-house. Typically they are used "Core Returns" that are not returned to the original manufacture for rebuilding and revision updates. Do the research and you'll find out that no one except the original manufactures have electrical schematics. Repair shops are left to just guess at what's wrong with the amplifier, swap out components until it "works". Manufactures are very protective of their Intellectual Property. Trust only True Remans from the original manufacture!
Questions, we are the ones to call!
Why? - Because we designed the Fadal brush and brushless servos from the beginning! For the warranty policy or company information:
Knowledge and Experience you can Trust:
VMC Electric was started by one of the original family members of Fadal Engineering and was directly responsible for the Fadal Control; Software and Hardware - in design, development and production of the Fadal machines.
Here's just a few examples of True Knowledge and Experience:
Axis Motor/Amplifier Development:
1) DC motor/amplifier design, evaluation, testing and production transition: continually evaluated many different DC motors from just about every manufacture.
2) AC motor/amplifier design, evaluation, testing and production transition: worked directly with Glentek engineers to develop both the AC motor and amplifier.
3) Glass Scales; integration with servo control of motors.
4) Temperature controlled ballscrews
1) High Speed DNC - 1000 blocks per second
5) Volumetric Compensation (never released)
The Fadal Brushless Servo System:
The history of the AC servo goes back to 1997 when we first introduce the brushless axis drive system. After working directly with Glentek engineers in the design, development and production, Baldor was selected as a second primary supplier for the large and small versions of axis motors. AMC was the only company approved as a second source for amplifiers. Glentek as always remained the primary supplier for both motors and amplifiers!
Many wonder what's the significance of the 8192 line encoder.
The same 10 millionths resolution was achieved with the 5000 line encoder because it was used with a .200 pitch ballscrew.
