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3HAC021725-001

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ABB 3HAC021725-001 is the orange Yaskawa motor-with-pinion used at different IRB 4400 axes according to the installed robot configuration.
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Technical specifications for 3HAC021725-001

  • Manufacturer:
    ABB
  • Part Number:
    3HAC021725-001
  • Product Family:
    ABB Robots
  • Product Type:
    IRB 4400 Multi-Axis Motor with Pinion
  • Stock:
    1
  • Robot family:
    IRB 4400
  • Motor supplier:
    Yaskawa
  • Finish:
    ABB Orange
  • Assembly scope:
    Motor including pinion
  • L10 axis assignment:
    Axes 2 and 3
  • L30 axis assignment:
    Axes 1, 2 and 3
  • 45/60 kg and Spray assignment:
    Axes 2 and 3
  • Weight:
    14.86 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    17x17.5x34cm
  • Tariff Code:
    85015220
  • Country of origin:
    Czech Republic
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Axis Matrix Shared Motor Identity Position Traceability Product Applications

Features:

  • Configuration-dependent role: one article serves different axes across IRB 4400 variants.
  • Motor-and-pinion scope: the Yaskawa drive item is supplied as one assembly.
  • Position traceability: robot variant and joint remain essential even when the article number is shared.
The page is read as an axis matrix rather than a single-joint motor record because the same article moves between supported positions by robot configuration.

Its orange Yaskawa identity defines the drive technology, while the complete robot designation determines where the motor belongs.

This combination makes configuration control valuable to buyers, stores and service teams handling one article across several planned repairs.
Apter Power can review the full 3HAC021725-001 marking, IRB 4400 configuration, intended axis, condition evidence and quotation scope.
ABB 3HAC021725-001 IRB 4400 Multi-Axis Motor with Pinion Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
  • IRB 4400/L10: the article is assigned to axes 2 and 3.
  • IRB 4400/L30: the permitted scope expands to axes 1, 2 and 3.
  • 45 kg and 60 kg: both configurations use the article at axes 2 and 3.
  • Spray version: the motor remains assigned to axes 2 and 3.
  • Motor supplier: the article belongs to the Yaskawa drive system.
  • Finish: -001 identifies the ABB Orange version.
  • Mechanical scope: the equipment description includes the pinion.
  • Control principle: one product identity does not erase robot-variant and joint context.
  • Removal record: the original robot variant and axis stay with the motor.
  • Stores record: the shared article is not issued as an unassigned generic motor.
  • Refit record: connector orientation, gear position and calibration context return to the affected joint.
  • Work-order value: one stock number can support several repairs without merging their service procedures.
  • IRB 4400/L10 axes 2-3 service: restore the listed orange Yaskawa drive positions.
  • IRB 4400/L30 axes 1-3 maintenance: use the broader three-axis assignment.
  • IRB 4400 45 kg, 60 kg and spray repair: apply the two-axis product scope.
  • Multi-robot spare planning: retain configuration and joint identity while managing the shared article.
Description
Rather than belonging to one fixed joint, 3HAC021725-001 supplies the orange Yaskawa motor-and-pinion assembly for several IRB 4400 drive positions. The permitted axis changes between L10, L30, 45 kg, 60 kg and spray configurations.

This configuration-dependent scope gives 3HAC021725-001 a practical role as one controlled spare identity across multiple arm axes. The benefit depends on keeping the host robot and original joint attached to the item throughout maintenance, stores and refitting.

For purchasing and outage planning, 3HAC021725-001 defines the complete motor-and-pinion supply object while leaving joint-specific access, adjustment and calibration with the installed robot. That division helps teams plan material and service work without treating all positions as the same procedure.
Alternative Names
3HAC021725001 IRB 4400 Yaskawa motor with pinion ABB Orange multi-axis robot motor IRB4400 L30 axis motor
Technical notes
Axis assignment for ABB 3HAC021725-001 changes with the IRB 4400 configuration: L10 uses axes 2-3, L30 uses axes 1-3, and 45 kg, 60 kg and spray variants use axes 2-3. A part-number match without both robot variant and affected joint is insufficient for service release.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Should a motor removed under 3HAC021725-001 be returned to stores without an axis tag?
No. The article serves several positions, but the removed unit remains tied to its robot configuration, original joint, connector orientation and calibration record. Preserve that context through storage.
Can a graphite-white motor be accepted against an order for 3HAC021725-001?
No. The -001 article is the ABB Orange Yaskawa version; a graphite-white unit uses a different suffix. Hold receipt until the complete code and finish agree.
May an Elmo motor be substituted when 3HAC021725-001 is unavailable?
Not on axis position or appearance alone. ABB treats Elmo and Yaskawa motor units as incompatible, and this article belongs to the Yaskawa configuration.
What should be done if 3HAC021725-001 will not enter the gear interface freely?
Stop and protect both gear surfaces. Re-establish the axis-specific brake-release and least-play positioning sequence; resistance or gear chewing means the motor is not ready for fastening.
Does successful shaft movement release the robot after 3HAC021725-001 is installed?
No. The affected joint still requires complete fastening, sealing and reconnection, followed by recalibration and ABB’s controlled first-test-run sequence.
Which details make a quotation for 3HAC021725-001 unambiguous?
Include the exact IRB 4400 variant, intended axis, complete motor label, orange Yaskawa identity, condition photographs, quantity, and destination. The article number alone does not resolve the position.