The Okuma BLII-D5050A is a 2-axis brushless AC servo drive amplifier from the BLII-D series (3rd generation), with power unit capacity 50 A per axis (first axis 50 A / second axis 50 A peak/current limit). Compatible with BL/PREX series motors requiring up to 50 A rated current. Input: 3-phase AC 200–220 V; output: variable 3-phase AC for precise multi-axis control. Features optical interface for OSP700/7000 CNC systems, PWM vector control, and high-response servo loop. Forced-air cooled; robust for high-precision feed in Okuma CNC machine tools. [stock available]
| Reference: | 67672 |
| Brand Name: | OKUMA |
| Model Number: | BLII-D5050A |
| Weight: | 9 Kg |
| Quantity Unit: | 1 Piece |
| COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: | Japan |
| Product Description: | BLIID5050A OKUMA DRIVE MODULE BLII-D5050A. We conduct tests on the OKUMA test bench to ensure excellent performance and stable product quality, offering professional warranty services. Restore your equipment quickly to minimize costly downtime. |
Q: What is your main line of business?
We sell and repair Fanuc, Mitsubishi, and Siemens products in China and provide other CNC spare parts.
Q: Where is your company？ How do I get there?
Our headquarters is located in Shanghai City; the environment is elegant, and the equipment is professional.
Q: Do you have the test equipment? How long is the delivery time?
We have complete testing equipment, and all parts are tested 100% before they leave the factory. Most of the parts are in stock, so the delivery time is usually 1-2 days.
Q: What's the warranty on your parts?
New and used products all come with a 12-month basic warranty. If you receive the part but it does not work properly, you can return it to us within 7 days.
Q: How about the packing when they are sent out?
We usually use foam paper to fill all the areas inside the box to protect the parts. We often pack the parts in cardboard boxes, but if the parts are too heavy, we make wooden boxes for them.
Q: What deliveries are available?
UPS, DHL, FedEx, TNT, and EMS are available.
