Description
Product Introduction & Engineering Value
The B&R 8LSA25R0060D000-0 is a compact synchronous servo motor from the 8LS series, designed for high-speed precision motion applications. It provides a 6000 rpm rated speed, 0.52 Nm rated torque, and resolver feedback for integration with B&R ACOPOS motion control systems.
For machine builders maintaining legacy automation equipment, servo motor replacement is not only a mechanical decision. The motor’s winding characteristics, feedback type, shaft design, and drive compatibility must match the original configuration. The correct 8LSA25R0060D000-0 replacement can restore the existing axis without redesigning the motion system.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | B&R Industrial Automation |
| Model Number | 8LSA25R0060D000-0 |
| Motor Series | 8LSA25 |
| Motor Type | Three-phase synchronous servo motor |
| Voltage Class | 400 VAC |
| Rated Speed | 6000 rpm |
| Maximum Speed | 9000 rpm |
| Rated Torque | 0.52 Nm |
| Stall Torque | 0.60 Nm |
| Maximum Torque | 2.4 Nm |
| Rated Current | 0.71 A |
| Maximum Current | 3.7 A |
| Rated Power | 327 W |
| Pole Pairs | 4 |
| Feedback Device | 2-pole resolver |
| Cooling Method | Self-cooled |
| Shaft Type | Smooth shaft |
| Flange Size | 58 mm |
| Motor Inertia | 0.16 kgcm² |
| Weight | Approx. 1.3 kg |
Field Application & The “Trench” Experience
A pharmaceutical packaging machine experienced intermittent positioning errors on a high-speed indexing station. Operators reported that the axis occasionally stopped short during rapid acceleration cycles, causing product alignment problems.
The initial assumption was a mechanical issue because the axis movement became inconsistent under load. Technicians checked couplings, bearings, and mechanical alignment, but no abnormal wear was found.
During electrical troubleshooting, the maintenance team identified unstable resolver feedback from the aging servo motor. The original B&R 8LSA25R0060D000-0 motor was replaced with a tested spare. After verifying resolver feedback, motor parameters, and ACOPOS drive tuning, the indexing station returned to normal operation.
The field lesson: a servo motor fault can appear mechanical long before it becomes obvious in drive diagnostics.
Typical application scenarios:
- High-speed packaging indexing axes
- Labeling and inspection machines
- Small robotic pick-and-place mechanisms
- Precision feeder and positioning systems

8LSA25R0060D000-0

8LSA25R0060D000-0
Transparency SOP: QA & Testing
Servo motors require both electrical and mechanical inspection before entering spare inventory.
Qualification process:
1. Identification Review
- Confirm B&R nameplate.
- Verify complete model number: 8LSA25R0060D000-0.
- Check connector style and shaft configuration.
2. Mechanical Inspection
- Inspect shaft condition.
- Check flange mounting surface.
- Verify bearing smoothness.
- Inspect housing condition.
3. Electrical Testing
- Measure winding resistance.
- Check insulation resistance.
- Verify resolver feedback signals.
- Confirm phase balance.
4. Functional Test
- Connect to compatible B&R ACOPOS drive.
- Perform motor identification.
- Verify rotation direction.
- Confirm speed and torque response.
5. Final Documentation
- Record test results.
- Document operating condition.
- Assign inventory category:
- New Surplus
- Refurbished
- Tested Used
The Veteran’s Tech Trap Guide
⚠️ Trap #1: Replacing Resolver Motors With Encoder Versions
The 8LSA25R0060D000-0 uses resolver feedback.
Before replacement, verify:
- Feedback type
- Drive feedback interface
- Motor identification parameters
A mechanically compatible motor may still fail commissioning if the feedback system differs.
⚠️ Trap #2: Ignoring Motor Parameter Data
Servo drives rely on accurate motor data.
Check:
- Rated current
- Torque constant
- Pole pairs
- Thermal characteristics
PRO TIP: Save the existing ACOPOS motor configuration before removing the original motor.
⚠️ Trap #3: Forgetting Mechanical Matching
Verify:
- Shaft diameter
- Shaft length
- Flange dimensions
- Connector orientation
Small mechanical differences can create installation delays during emergency replacement.
Dynamic FAQ
Q1. What is the B&R 8LSA25R0060D000-0 used for?
The B&R 8LSA25R0060D000-0 is a synchronous servo motor designed for precision motion applications using B&R ACOPOS servo drive systems.
Q2. What are the main ratings of the 8LSA25R0060D000-0?
Key ratings include:
- 6000 rpm rated speed
- 0.52 Nm rated torque
- 327 W rated power
- 2.4 Nm maximum torque
Q3. Does the 8LSA25R0060D000-0 include a holding brake?
No. The D000-0 configuration indicates the standard version without a holding brake. A brake-equipped variant uses a different option code.
Q4. Which feedback system does this motor use?
The motor uses a 2-pole resolver feedback system for position and speed feedback to the servo drive.
Q5. What should buyers verify before purchasing a New Surplus 8LSA25R0060D000-0?
Recommended checks:
- Exact B&R part number
- Resolver feedback compatibility
- ACOPOS drive matching
- Shaft and flange dimensions
- Winding test results
- Mechanical condition
- Warranty coverage
Q6. Can a refurbished 8LSA25R0060D000-0 be used in production machinery?
Yes. A refurbished unit is suitable when it has passed insulation testing, resolver verification, mechanical inspection, and operational testing with a compatible servo drive.




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