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Iai rca2 sa3-c_specsheet
1. O I N
Technical
References P. A-5
10P: 10W Servo
motor
I: Incremental
* The Simple
absolute encoder
models are
labeled as "I".
RCA2 ROBO Cylinder
■ Lead and Load Capacity ■ Stroke and Maximum Speed
Model Stroke
3 Cable List
Actuator Specifications
Max. Load Capacity Rated
Type Cable Symbol Standard Price
Standard
(Robot Cables)
Special Lengths
4 Option List Actuator Specifications
Stroke
Lead
50 ~ 300
(50mm increments)
300
200
100
6
4
2
P
T
Notes on
Selection
(1) The load capacity is based on operation at an acceleration of 0.3G (2G for
the 2mm-lead model, or when used vertically). These values are the
upper limits for the acceleration.
(Unit: mm/s)
Motor Output
(W)
Lead
(mm) Horizontal (kg) Vertical (kg)
Thrust (N)
(mm)
RCA2-SA3C-I-10-6- 1 - 2 - 3 - 4
RCA2-SA3C-I-10-4- 1 - 2 - 3 - 4
RCA2-SA3C-I-10-2- 1 - 2 - 3 - 4
10
6
4
2
1
2
3
0.5
1
1.5
28
43
85
50 ~ 300
(50mm
increments)
P (1m)
S (3m)
M (5m)
X06 (6m) ~ X10 (10m)
X11 (11m) ~ X15 (15m)
X16 (16m) ~ X20 (20m)
* The standard cable for the RCA2 is the robot cable.
* For cables for maintenance, see page A-39.
––––––
––––––
––––––
50
100
150
200
250
300
Item Description
Ball screw Ø6mm C10 grade
±0.02mm
0.1mm or less
Material: Aluminum (special alumite treated)
Ma: 5.0N∙m Mb: 7.1N∙m Mc: 7.9N∙m
Ma: 1.96N∙m Mb: 2.84N∙m Mc: 3.14N∙m
100mm or less
0~40°C, 85% RH or less (non-condensing)
Drive System
Positioning Repeatability
Lost Motion
Base
Allowable Static Moment
Allowable Dynamic Moment(*)
Overhang Load Length
Ambient Operating Temp./Humidity
(*) Based on 5,000km travel life.
Directions of Allowable Load Moments Overhang Load Length
L
L
Ma Mb Mc Ma Mc
Legend 1 Stroke 2 Compatible controller 3 Cable length 4 Options
1 Stroke List
Stroke (mm)
Standard Price
With cover (standard) No cover (Option)
Name Option Code See Page Standard Price
Brake-Equipped B → A-25 –
Cable Exit Direction (Top) CJT → A-25 –
Cable Exit Direction (Right) CJR → A-25 –
Cable Exit Direction (Left) CJL → A-25 –
Cable Exit Direction (Bottom) CJB → A-25 –
Power-saving LA → A-32 –
No Cover NCO → A-33 –
Reversed-home NM → A-33 –
Power-saving
RCA2-SA3C ROBO Cylinder Slider Type 32mm Width Servo Motor Coupled
* See page Pre-35 for explanation of each code that makes up the configuration name.
A1: ACON
RACON
ASEL
A3: AMEC
ASEP
N : None
P : 1m
S : 3m
M : 5m
X □□ : Custom Length
50: 50mm See Options below
〜
300:300mm
(50mm pitch
increments)
6 : 6mm
4 : 4mm
2 : 2mm
■ Configuration: RCA2 SA3C I 10
Series Type Encoder Motor Lead Stroke Compatible Controllers Cable Length Option
59 RCA2-SA3C
Slider
Type
Mini
Standard
Controllers
Integrated
Rod
Type
Mini
Standard
Controllers
Integrated
Table/Arm
/Flat Type
Mini
Standard
Gripper/
Rotary Type
Linear Servo
Type
Cleanroom
Type
Splash-Proof
Controllers
PMEC
/AMEC
PSEP
/ASEP
ROBO
NET
ERC2
PCON
ACON
SCON
PSEL
ASEL
SSEL
XSEL
Pulse Motor
Servo Motor
(24V)
Servo Motor
(200V)
Linear
Servo Motor
Sold & Serviced By:
ELECTROMATE
Toll Free Phone (877) SERVO98
Toll Free Fax (877) SERV099
www.electromate.com
sales@electromate.com
2. CAD drawings can be
downloaded from IAI website. www.intelligentactuator.com
(With Cover)
Details of F
depth from bottom of base 4
2H7
3
RCA2 ROBO Cylinder
44.5
If equipped with a brake
* The above brake unit is
added to section A. ( )
L
10 21.8 30.5
F
A 92
ø2H7 depth 4 from
bottom of base
D-M3 depth 5
17
21.8 st
21.8 st
3
10.5 15 Cx100 (M3 tapped)
M (ø2 hole and oblong hole pitch)
33
17
21.4
3
B 15
Above motor
cover: 38.5
21.4
4.4 4.4
40
31.5
5
29
32
2-ø2 H7 depth 5
2-ø2 H7 depth 5
4-M3 depth 6
4-M3 depth 6
60
30
17
11±0.02
11±0.02
ME SE Home ME (*2)
92
30.5
A
L
10 21.4 21.8
3 3
21.4
4.4 4.4
40
31.5
5
29
32
ME SE Home ME (*2)
(With Cover)
(Without Cover)
(Common)
(Without Cover)
”A
Above motor
cover: 38.5
Secure at
least 100
Motor-encoder cable
connector (*1)
17±0.02
17±0.02
29.5 29.5
Ma moment
offset reference position (*3)
Ma moment
offset reference position (*3)
Change cable outlet direction (optional)
Secure at least 100
(Left: CJL)
(Top: CJT)
* As viewed from arrow B. (Bottom: CJB)
(Right:
B CJR)
25
Dimensions
For Special Orders P. A-9
(*1) A motor-encoder cable (integrated) is connected here. (For details on cables for maintenance, see page A-39.)
(*2) After homing, the slider moves to the ME, therefore, please watch for any interference with surrounding objects.
2 Compatible Controllers
The RCA2 series actuators can operate with the controllers below. Select the controller according to your usage.
■ Dimensions/Weight by Stroke
Stroke 50 100 150 200 250 300
No Brake
Brake-Equipped
A
B
C
D
M
L
Weight
(kg)
With Cover
No Cover
247.5
292
155.5
84
0
4
84
297.5
342
205.5
34
1
6
134
347.5
392
255.5
84
1
6
184
397.5
442
305.5
34
2
8
234
447.5
492
355.5
84
2
8
284
497.5
542
405.5
34
3
10
334
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.8
0.7
0.8
0.7
0.9
0.8
* This is for the single-axis ASEL.
* 1 is replaced with the code "LA" when support for power-saving is specified.
ME : Mechanical end
SE : Stroke end
(*3) Reference position for calculating the moment Ma
* Brake-equipped models are heavier
by 0.2kg.
Name External View Model Description Max. Positioning Points Input Voltage Power Supply Capacity Standard Price See Page
Solenoid Valve Type
AMEC-C-10I1-NP-2-1 Easy-to-use controller, even for beginners
3 points
AC100V 2.4A rated — → P477
ASEP-C-10I1-NP-2-0
Operable with same signal as solenoid valve.
Supports both single and double solenoid types.
No homing necessary with simple absolute type.
DC24V
(Standard)
1.3A rated
4.4A max.
(Power-saving)
1.3A rated
2.5A max.
—
→ P487
Splash-Proof
Solenoid Valve Type ASEP-CW-10I1-NP-2-0 —
Positioner Type ACON-C-10I1-NP-2-0
Positioning is possible for up to 512 points 512 points
—
→ P535
Safety-Compliant
Positioner Type ACON-CG-10I1-NP-2-0 —
Pulse Train Input Type
(Differential Line Driver) ACON-PL-10I1-NP-2-0
Pulse train input type with
differential line driver support
(−)
—
Pulse Train Input Type
(Open Collector) ACON-PO-10I1-NP-2-0
Pulse train input type with open
collector support
—
Serial
Communication Type ACON-SE-10I1-N-0-0 Dedicated to serial communication 64 points —
Field Network Type RACON-101 Dedicated to field network 768 points — → P503
Program Control
Type ASEL-C-1-10I1-NP-2-0
Programmed operation is possible
Can operate up to 2 axes
1500 points — → P567
RCA2-SA3C 60
Slider
Type
Mini
Standard
Controllers
Integrated
Rod
Type
Mini
Standard
Controllers
Integrated
Table/Arm
/Flat Type
Mini
Standard
Gripper/
Rotary Type
Linear Servo
Type
Cleanroom
Type
Splash-Proof
Controllers
PMEC
/AMEC
PSEP
/ASEP
ROBO
NET
ERC2
PCON
ACON
SCON
PSEL
ASEL
SSEL
XSEL
Pulse Motor
Servo Motor
(24V)
Servo Motor
(200V)
Linear
Servo Motor
Sold & Serviced By:
ELECTROMATE
Toll Free Phone (877) SERVO98
Toll Free Fax (877) SERV099
www.electromate.com
sales@electromate.com