a06b servo amplifier
FANUC A06B amplifier numbers
Every A06B amplifier number the catalogue carries, grouped by role: servo modules, spindle modules, and the combined units the seller lists under both. Buyers who hold an A06B number and nothing else start here.
A06B amplifier numbers in the catalogue
The A06B prefix covers the drive family's amplifier modules, and the number groups divide by role: the 6132, 6320, 6117 and 6222-H015 are listed as servo units; the 6222-H022 and 6140 as spindle units; the 6110 and 6250 as combined servo/spindle units; and the 6200 sits at the family's junction, listed as a servo amplifier and named as the power-supply item. Each number below has a detail page recording what the seller's listing states about it — family, function and listed condition — and nothing beyond that.
The full shelf in table form is the fastest route from a number to its page. Buyers who already know the role can go straight to the servo amplifiers or spindle amplifiers category instead.
The A06B table
All nine A06B amplifier listings in the catalogue.
| Part number | Role as listed | Page |
|---|---|---|
| A06B-6132-H002 | Servo amplifier unit | Part page |
| A06B-6200-H026 | Servo amplifier; named power-supply item | Part page |
| A06B-6320-H333 | Beta i SVSP servo amplifier | Part page |
| A06B-6117-H304 | Servo driver, new-or-used | Part page |
| A06B-6110-H015 | Servo/spindle drive unit | Part page |
| A06B-6222-H015 | Ai SV servo amplifier module | Part page |
| A06B-6222-H022 | AiSP spindle amplifier module | Part page |
| A06B-6140-H015 | Spindle amplifier drive module | Part page |
| A06B-6250-H011 | Servo/spindle unit | Part page |
Reading an A06B number
An A06B number has three working parts: the A06B prefix that places it in the drive family, the four-digit group that identifies the module line, and the H-suffix that completes the unit's identity. Ordering by prefix and group alone is the commonest amplifier mistake in this catalogue — the suffix is not a revision nicety, it is part of what the unit is. The blog guide on reading a FANUC part number shows the same anatomy across all five prefixes the catalogue uses.
Amplifier faults: shelf or bench
This is the family where the repair question is asked most, because an amplifier is both expensive enough to repair and standard enough to stock. The blog checklist on servo amplifier faults covers what to record before the unit is removed. On the bench, the test bench diagnosis identifies the failed component stage inside the module, which is what makes a repair quotation a quotation rather than a guess.
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