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SunnyStar Co., Ltd
170 mm dual-ball-bearing case fan running on 200 V, built for Fanuc robotics spindle motors
This 170 mm case fan is built for industrial equipment and uses a two-ball bearing for continuous duty. It runs on 200 V AC power through a two-wire connector and fits FANUC robotics spindle-motor housings. The black 172 × 55 mm frame matches the UT655D-TP(B56) mounting pattern exactly.
It directly substitutes the factory fan in Fanuc servo spindles when the original unit wears out or develops bearing noise. The upgrade is worth it when downtime costs exceed the price of a drop-in replacement that restores rated airflow without rewiring. No adapter or voltage conversion is required.
The 55 mm depth and dual-ball bearing give enough headroom for high-static-pressure cooling inside tight motor enclosures. It handles the heat load of a running spindle motor continuously. It runs out of clearance in chassis cut-outs smaller than 172 × 55 mm or on DC-only power rails.
| Series | UT655D-TP |
|---|---|
| Model | UT655D-TP |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Fan Size | 170mm |
| Bearing Type | 2 Ball |
| Power Connector | 2 Wires |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | See pics |
| Dimensions | 172*55mm |
The fan measures 172 mm square by 55 mm thick, matching the standard Fanuc robotics spindle motor footprint.
Connect the two wires directly to the 200 V Fanuc power terminals; observe polarity markings on the motor housing.
Replace the fan when bearing noise increases or airflow drops, typically after several years of continuous 200 V operation.
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