SIEMENS 1FT5064-0AF71-1-Z AC Servo Motor with Integrated Encoder
This Siemens workhorse handles precision positioning in tough industrial spots—think CNC machining centers or robotic arms welding car frames. The built-in encoder keeps movements dead-on accurate even when vibration shakes the floor. Fact is, you’ll rarely see drift in high-speed packaging lines once it’s dialed in.
| Brand | SIEMENS |
| Model | 1FT5064-0AF71-1-Z |
| Rated Power | 7.5 kW |
| Voltage/Current | 3AC 400V / 14.3 A |
| Speed Range | 0-4500 rpm |
| Encoder Type | 2048-line incremental |
| Mounting | IEC 160 flange |
| Dimensions | Ø190 mm x 318 mm (flange to shaft end) |
| Weight | 25 kg |
| Protection | IP65 (dust/water resistant) |
Where It Pulls Its Weight
Saw one holding tight tolerances on a bottling line in Ohio—kept cranking out 12,000 bottles/hour for 18 months straight without recalibration. Handles everything from wood-cutting routers to textile winders. We stock these alongside compatible drives like the SINAMICS S120 series, plus legacy models like 1FT6086 and newer 1FT7 variants. Thing is, if your system runs Siemens PLCs, this motor just clicks into place without custom coding.

Why It Won’t Quit on You
That cast iron housing? Takes forklift bumps in stride. The forced air cooling isn’t just for show—it dumps heat fast during 24/7 shifts, so windings don’t fry like cheaper motors. Personally, I’ve seen plants skip annual rebuilds because the sealed bearings outlast expectations. Oh, and the PROFINET IO interface syncs with S7-1500 controllers in under 1ms, meaning no lag when your robot arm changes direction. One maintenance guy told me: “It’s the only servo that didn’t glitch when our welder’s EMI spiked.” Redundant grounding paths keep noise out, and the encoder’s metal shield laughs off shop-floor grime. Honestly, if your application needs rock-solid repeatability without constant babysitting, this is the motor you’ll forget about—until audit time.








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