A02B-0118-B003 Industrial Fanuc Controller Offering High Compatibility And Speed For Automation Tasks – Fanuc System

FANUC A02B‑0118‑B003 – Power Mate A Control (Basic Unit)

A rugged, standalone basic control unit from FANUC’s Power Mate series, the A02B‑0118‑B003 delivers reliable single-axis CNC and servo control. This core chassis operates without display or peripheral modules and is ideal for tool-changer control, machining centers, and specialized automation systems.

Key Features of A02B‑0118‑B003

• Standalone Power Mate A CPU control supporting high-speed single-axis CNC operations

• communication ports include DPL/MDI, RS‑232C, I/O Link (1.5 MHz) for robust integration

• Optional core-exchange program, plus new, refurbished, and repair-safe sourcing channels

• Industrial-grade build with fan cooling, guaranteed reliability in machining environments

Typical Applications of A02B‑0118‑B003

• Control of single-axis subsystems: tool changers, rotary tables, gimbals

• Integration in vertical/horizontal machining centers or auxiliary motion systems

• Retrofit/back-end control for automation cells and special-purpose machines

Main Advantages of A02B‑0118‑B003

• Compact yet powerful: Core CNC functionality in a self-contained form factor

• Fast data transfer & integration via DPL/MDI, RS‑232C, or I/O Link

• Lifecycle flexibility: Core-exchange plus new/refurb sourcing with up to 2-year aftermarket warranty

• Reliable operation: Load-tested, fan-cooled chassis suited for industrial environments

Technical Specifications of A02B‑0118‑B003

The FANUC A02B‑0118‑B003 Power Mate A is a compact, rugged core control unit—well-suited for single-axis CNC motion and servo applications. With built-in communications, industrial durability, and flexible sourcing options, it’s an excellent choice for OEMs, retrofit projects, and maintenance teams requiring streamlined automation control.

FAQ of A02B‑0118‑B003

Q1: Is A02B-0118-B003 still in production?

It’s no longer manufactured new but available through verified distributors with testing and warranty.

Q2: What are common failures?

I/O loss, signal distortion, or power section burnout.

Q3: Can it be repaired?

Yes, with specialized testing and component-level diagnostics.