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ABB 3HAC043453-003 Axis 2 Motor with Pinion for IRB 6700

Product Condition New original or used original. Please confirm the condition with us before ordering.
Shipping Ships from Shanghai, China. Typical delivery lead time is 3-5 working days after order confirmation, via DHL / FedEx / UPS with secure protective packaging. This is a heavy manipulator motor, so it is packed with protective film in a reinforced carton and the freight is quoted against the packed weight. Actual lead time depends on the specific condition and stock status confirmed with us.
Buyer Benefits
  • Genuine ABB 3HAC043453-003 rotary AC motor with pinion — ABB spare-part name "Rot. ac motor incl p.", axis 2 of the IRB 6700.
  • ABB spare-part data lists this number as the replaced product ID against 3HAC055450-003. If your machine carries 3HAC043453-003, send it to us and we confirm the current article before you order, so you are not quoted the wrong motor.
  • Supplied with the pinion already mounted on the motor shaft, as one matched ABB assembly for the axis-2 gearbox.
  • ABB spare-part data marks this motor as valid for the IRB 6700 variants 150/3.20, 175/3.05, 205/2.80 and 235/2.65. The IRB 6700 family also includes Standard and Foundry Plus protection configurations, and ABB documents the axis-2 motor among the joints affected by Foundry Plus. We check your variant and serial number before quotation.
  • Each unit is inspected and tested (encoder signal, insulation resistance) before packing, with full order tracking from Shanghai.
Item Location Shanghai, China
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Axis 2 Rotary AC Motor with Pinion for ABB IRB 6700 Manipulators

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Part Number 3HAC043453-003
Brand ABB
ABB Spare-Part Name Rot. ac motor incl p. — rotary AC motor including pinion
Category Rotary AC servo motor with pre-mounted pinion — manipulator axis-2 drive
Definition An ABB rotary AC servo motor supplied with the pinion already mounted on the motor shaft, delivered as one assembly for the axis-2 drive of the ABB IRB 6700 manipulator.
Function Drives axis 2 — the lower-arm swing joint — of the IRB 6700. Working with the controller and the axis-2 drive unit, it converts electrical input into controlled joint rotation while the built-in feedback device reports rotor position back for closed-loop control.
Axis Axis 2 — the lower-arm joint. ABB's IRB 6700 product manual states that when the holding brake of this motor is released, the lower arm becomes movable and may fall, so the arm must be secured before the motor is removed.
Robot Compatibility ABB IRB 6700 series. ABB spare-part data marks this motor as valid for the IRB 6700 variants 150/3.20, 175/3.05, 205/2.80 and 235/2.65. The family also includes 200/2.60, 155/2.85, 300/2.70 and 245/3.00 variants — confirm your variant against your serial number before ordering.
Superseded By 3HAC055450-003. ABB spare-part data lists 3HAC043453-003 as the replaced product ID against 3HAC055450-003. If you are replacing an axis-2 motor on an IRB 6700, check with us which of the two numbers your machine is currently supplied under before ordering.
Protection Configuration The IRB 6700 is offered in Standard and Foundry Plus protection configurations, and ABB's product manual lists the axis-2 motor among the joints affected by Foundry Plus. The protection configuration of your robot determines which motor article applies — confirm before ordering.
Motor Type A / B ABB's IRB 6700 product manual has an identification table that maps installed motors to type A or type B by article number, and states that those numbers identify the installed motor and cannot be used for ordering spare parts. Spare-part numbers come from the separate spare-parts manual.
Assembly Motor and pinion supplied as one matched assembly. ABB's replacement procedure requires the motor pinion to be mated correctly to the gear of the gearbox during installation.
Installation Axis-2 joint of the IRB 6700 manipulator, meshing with the axis-2 gearbox
Handling Weight The ABB IRB 6700 product manual states that the axis-2 motor weighs 28 kg and that all lifting accessories must be sized accordingly — plan the lift on that basis. Packing weight confirmed with your quote.
Net Weight Send us your part number — we confirm the packing weight of this unit with your quote.
Dimensions Send us your part number — we confirm the dimensions of this unit with your quote.
Rated Output / Torque We confirm the rated output / torque for your unit before supply — send us the part number and the machine it came from.
Electrical Ratings We confirm the electrical ratings for your unit before supply — send us the part number and the machine it came from.
Customs Tariff Number Classified for your destination at quotation — send us your part number and we confirm the HS code on the invoice.
Country of Origin Stated on the commercial invoice. Send us your part number and we confirm the origin for your shipment.
Condition New original or used original. Please confirm the condition with us before ordering.

Industrial Applications

  • Heavy-payload material handling on IRB 6700 cells — transferring large castings, forgings and steel parts between stations.
  • Spot welding and large-body assembly in automotive body shops, where axis 2 carries the highest static load of any joint in the cycle.
  • Machine tending — loading and unloading CNC machining centres, presses and injection moulding machines.
  • Palletizing and depalletizing of heavy packaged goods at end-of-line.
  • Foundry and die-cast part transfer, including robots in the Foundry Plus protection configuration.
  • Maintenance stock for older IRB 6700 installations: many machines in service were originally delivered with this article number, so it is the number that appears on the existing motor label and in the maintenance records.

Design Purpose

Axis 2 is the joint that swings the lower arm of the robot forward and back, carrying the weight of the upper arm, wrist, tool and payload at the longest lever arm in the machine. That makes it the highest-torque joint on the manipulator, which is why ABB supplies its motor as a dedicated article with the pinion already mounted on the shaft: the pinion is the interface into the axis-2 gearbox, and delivering it as part of the assembly removes a press-fit step from the field replacement.

What matters most on this particular number is its status. ABB spare-part data lists 3HAC043453-003 as the replaced product ID against 3HAC055450-003 — in other words, this is the older of the two numbers, and it is the one that will be printed on the label of a motor that has been in service for years. For a maintenance buyer that cuts both ways: the number on the existing unit tells you what is installed, but the number to order may now be the successor. The same caution applies to the robot itself. The IRB 6700 spans many payload variants, and ABB documents the axis-2 motor among the joints affected by the Foundry Plus protection configuration, so variant and protection class have to be resolved before the article number is fixed.

Before you order and before you install
  • Check whether you should order the successor: ABB spare-part data lists this number as the replaced product ID against 3HAC055450-003. Send us the number on your existing motor label and your robot serial number, and we confirm which article your machine is currently supplied under.
  • Confirm the variant: ABB spare-part data marks this motor as valid for IRB 6700 150/3.20, 175/3.05, 205/2.80 and 235/2.65. The family also includes 200/2.60, 155/2.85, 300/2.70 and 245/3.00 — do not assume the same motor covers all of them.
  • Confirm the protection configuration: Standard and Foundry Plus robots take different motor articles at axis 2. Check the robot designation on the nameplate or in System Info on the FlexPendant.
  • Secure the lower arm before releasing the brake: ABB warns that when the holding brake of the axis-2 motor is released, the lower arm becomes movable and may fall. De-energize and lock out the robot, then support the arm mechanically.
  • Plan the lift for 28 kg: ABB states the axis-2 motor weighs 28 kg and that all lifting accessories must be sized accordingly. Use the specified motor lifting accessory.
  • Use guide pins in pairs, and the correct removal tool: ABB specifies guide pins fitted in opposite holes and removal tools used in pairs, with the tool size depending on motor type A or B. Excessive force when parting or mating the motor and gearbox can damage the gears.
  • Mate the pinion correctly: the motor pinion must be properly meshed with the gear of the gearbox, and the cable exit must face the correct way.
  • Foundry Plus units: if the motor is a new spare part on a Foundry Plus robot, the evacuation-hole protection filter must be replaced with the transparent plug / sight glass enclosed with the spare part before the motor goes into service.
  • Leak-down test and calibration afterwards: perform the leak-down test per the product manual, then verify the axis-2 position reference and repeatability before returning the robot to production.
  • Qualified personnel: axis-2 motor replacement is manipulator service work that must follow the applicable ABB robot product manual.

Common Failure Modes

  • Overcurrent or overheat tripping — the drive unit reports motor overload after sustained heavy-duty cycles at axis 2.
  • Feedback-device fault — loss of position feedback, giving axis-2 position drift or a fault during homing.
  • Holding-brake failure — the lower arm sags or drops when the servo is switched off.
  • Gearbox oil entering the motor — primary sealing between the gearbox and the motor fails. This is the failure mode the type B motor flange evacuation is designed to reveal.
  • Abnormal noise or vibration from axis 2 — worn pinion teeth, bearing damage, or contamination inside the motor.
  • Insulation degradation or ground fault — the axis-2 drive trips as soon as the motor is enabled.
  • Wrong article ordered — the number read off the old motor label was ordered without checking whether ABB has since replaced it, or without resolving the robot variant and protection configuration.

Alarm codes for this unit are shown on the controller display. Send us the fault code and we confirm the diagnosis and the matching spare part.

Why Choose Us

  • Specialized in industrial robot spare parts for ABB, FANUC, KUKA and YASKAWA.
  • Succession check before quotation: if you send us 3HAC043453-003, we tell you whether the current ABB article for your machine is this number or the successor 3HAC055450-003, so your order is not placed against a superseded reference.
  • Variant and protection-class confirmation: we check your IRB 6700 payload variant and whether the robot is Standard or Foundry Plus before quoting the axis-2 motor.
  • Each unit is inspected and tested (encoder signal, insulation resistance) before packing, with secure industrial packaging and full order tracking from Shanghai.
  • We read the compatibility rules with you rather than leaving substitution to assumption — axis-2 motors are not interchangeable across the IRB 6700 variant range.
  • Quote-based service — send your inquiry with the robot model, serial number, axis and the marking on your existing unit for a matched offer.

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