Description
Product Introduction & Engineering Value
The B&R 8LSA35.E2060D000-0 is a high-performance 8LS series synchronous servo motor designed for precise industrial motion applications. It combines a 6000 rpm operating speed with high-resolution position feedback for integration with B&R ACOPOS servo drive systems used in automated machinery.
When a servo motor fails on production equipment, the replacement challenge is rarely just mechanical installation. Engineers must match motor torque, feedback technology, shaft design, and drive parameters. A correct 8LSA35.E2060D000-0 replacement helps preserve the original machine tuning and motion performance.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | B&R Industrial Automation |
| Model Number | 8LSA35.E2060D000-0 |
| Motor Series | 8LS |
| Motor Type | Three-phase synchronous servo motor |
| Rated Speed | 6000 rpm |
| Maximum Speed | 9000 rpm |
| Rated Torque | Approx. 6.37 Nm |
| Rated Power | Approx. 2 kW |
| Feedback Device | Multi-turn absolute EnDat encoder |
| Encoder System | 32-wire feedback system |
| Cooling Method | Natural cooling |
| Protection Rating | IP64/IP65 depending on configuration |
| Shaft Design | Smooth shaft |
| Mounting Type | Flange mounting |
| Brake Option | No holding brake |
| Compatible Drive Platform | B&R ACOPOS servo drives |
Field Application & The “Trench” Experience
A food processing manufacturer operating a continuous packaging line began seeing registration errors during high-speed product alignment. Operators noticed the machine would occasionally drift during rapid acceleration and deceleration cycles.
The first assumption was a mechanical timing issue. Technicians inspected couplings, belts, and gear assemblies, but the mechanical system was within tolerance.
Further testing showed inconsistent position feedback from the servo motor encoder. The maintenance team replaced the failed motor with a verified B&R 8LSA35.E2060D000-0, restored the ACOPOS motor parameters, and completed axis tuning.
The machine returned to normal production.
The field lesson: motion faults are often blamed on mechanics first. In precision automation, feedback integrity is just as important as motor torque.
Typical application scenarios:
- High-speed packaging machine indexing axes
- CNC auxiliary positioning systems
- Robotic handling and pick systems
- Printing and converting equipment
- Precision assembly automation

8LSA35.E2060D000-0

8LSA35.E2060D000-0
Transparency SOP: QA & Testing
Servo motors require electrical, mechanical, and feedback validation before being placed into spare inventory.
Inspection and testing sequence:
1. Identification Check
- Verify B&R nameplate.
- Confirm model: 8LSA35.E2060D000-0.
- Check connector type and shaft configuration.
2. Mechanical Inspection
- Inspect shaft surface.
- Check flange condition.
- Verify bearing rotation.
- Inspect housing for impact damage.
3. Electrical Verification
- Measure winding resistance.
- Perform insulation resistance testing.
- Check phase balance.
- Verify motor temperature sensor circuit.
4. Feedback Testing
- Test EnDat encoder communication.
- Verify absolute position feedback.
- Confirm encoder response stability.
5. Drive Integration Test
- Connect to compatible ACOPOS drive.
- Execute motor identification.
- Verify rotation direction.
- Confirm speed response.
6. Final Documentation
- Record test measurements.
- Save inspection results.
- Assign condition:
- New Surplus
- Refurbished
- Tested Used
The Veteran’s Tech Trap Guide
⚠️ Trap #1: Assuming Any 8LSA35 Motor Is a Direct Replacement
The 8LS family contains many similar-looking motors.
Verify:
- Encoder type
- Torque rating
- Speed rating
- Brake option
- Shaft configuration
A different feedback version may mount correctly but fail commissioning.
⚠️ Trap #2: Skipping ACOPOS Parameter Backup
Servo systems depend heavily on stored motor data.
Before replacement, save:
- Motor identification parameters
- Axis tuning values
- Position limits
- Motion profiles
PRO TIP: Mechanical installation is only half the replacement process. Configuration recovery matters just as much.
⚠️ Trap #3: Ignoring Encoder Handling Procedures
Absolute encoders are sensitive components.
Avoid:
- Pulling directly on feedback cables
- Applying excessive shaft impact
- Operating with damaged connectors
A motor can pass winding tests while still having a feedback failure.
Dynamic FAQ
Q1. What is the B&R 8LSA35.E2060D000-0 used for?
The B&R 8LSA35. is a synchronous servo motor used for precision motion control applications with B&R ACOPOS drive systems.
Q2. What are the main performance ratings of this servo motor?
Typical ratings include:
- 6000 rpm rated speed
- Approximately 2 kW motor power
- Approximately 6.37 Nm rated torque
- Multi-turn absolute encoder feedback
Q3. Does the 8LSA35.E2060D000-0 include a holding brake?
No. The D000-0 configuration indicates a motor version without a holding brake. Brake-equipped variants use different ordering codes.
Q4. Which feedback system does this motor use?
This motor uses a multi-turn absolute EnDat encoder system for high-resolution position feedback in motion control applications.
Q5. What should buyers verify before purchasing a New Surplus 8LSA35.E2060D000-0?
Recommended verification:
- Exact B&R order number
- Encoder compatibility
- ACOPOS drive matching
- Shaft and flange dimensions
- Winding test results
- Feedback communication test
- Warranty coverage
Q6. Can a refurbished 8LSA35.E2060D000-0 be used on production equipment?
Yes, provided it passes insulation testing, encoder verification, mechanical inspection, and operational testing with a compatible B&R servo drive.




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