Features:
- Second-axis assignment: ABB lists the assembly for axis 2
- Full variant coverage: every payload-and-reach column is marked
- Complete drive item: the motor description includes its pinion
ABB 3HAC029032-004 serves the arm-lifting axis rather than the base or wrist positions of the IRB 4600.
The Type C and ABB Orange records preserve the exact configuration behind the complete Product Model.
User-confirmed mass and dimensions support shipping preparation without entering those logistics values into custom technical parameters.
Apter Power can review 3HAC029032-004 axis evidence, complete label, condition, logistics, and quotation scope.
ABB 3HAC029032-004 IRB 4600 Axis-2 Type C 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.
- Axis position: the official matrix assigns this article to axis 2.
- Arm service: removal planning must account for the supported robot arm.
- Drive interface: the documented motor is supplied with its pinion.
- Calibration record: preserve the second-axis reference before work begins.
- 60/2.05: ABB marks the article in the axis-2 row.
- 45/2.05: the same Type C motor is listed.
- 40/2.55: the long-reach configuration is included.
- 20/2.55: the fourth listed variant uses the same article.
- Identity: compare the complete Product Model and motor label.
- Configuration: retain Type C and ABB Orange in the record.
- Mechanical scope: confirm the supplied pinion and interfaces.
- Logistics: use the user-confirmed package data only for shipping fields.
- IRB 4600 axis-2 motor replacement: service the documented Type C arm-drive position.
- Multi-variant spare planning: support any of the four IRB 4600 configurations in ABB’s table.
- Planned arm overhaul: coordinate motor, pinion, support, and calibration activities.
- Receiving control: reconcile label, finish, assembly scope, and logistics before the shutdown.