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WECON servo kits for motion control

A WECON servo kit pairs a servo motor with a compatible servo drive to control position, speed and torque. These kits are used in feed mechanisms, electromechanical axes, packaging machines and assembly lines. The category includes systems rated from 0.4 to 5.5 kW for 220 V or 380 V supplies.

Control and feedback options

Kits based on VD2L and VD2 drives are listed with Pulse + Direction control. For networked motion control, the catalog includes VD5L and VD3E versions listed with RS485 + EtherCAT. Single-turn and multi-turn encoder options are available depending on the part number. Check the specific drive interface against your PLC or motion controller before ordering.

How to choose a WECON servo kit

Load and motion profile: determine the required torque, speed, acceleration, mechanical inertia and cycle rate.
Power supply: select a kit for the relevant 220 V or 380 V system and confirm that the motor and drive ratings match.
Control method: check whether your machine requires Pulse + Direction commands or EtherCAT integration.
Encoder: select a single-turn or multi-turn version according to the positioning task.
Kit contents: check the product page for included components, motor and encoder cable lengths, and any additional items your installation requires.

Related sections

Individual components: WECON servo motors, WECON servo drives and servo motor cables. Browse other matched systems in servo drive kits. For help with a project, visit contacts.

WECON servo kit FAQ

What does a WECON servo kit include?

The core components are a compatible servo motor and drive. Check the specific product page for included cables and their lengths. Select any other machine components according to your project requirements.

Should I choose a 220 V or 380 V kit?

Choose according to the available supply and the required drive rating. The motor, drive and electrical supply must have compatible specifications.

Should I choose Pulse + Direction or EtherCAT?

It depends on how the machine controls motion. Check Pulse + Direction models for pulse command control. For networked control, check EtherCAT models and compatibility with your controller.

When is a multi-turn encoder useful?

It is useful when the application needs position information across multiple motor revolutions. Check the specific system for position retention and startup configuration requirements.