Siemens 6FX2002-1DC00-1CF0 Motion-control cable / connector

SINUMERIK CNC hardware, MOTION-CONNECT cables and connectors, and SIMOTICS servo and main-spindle motors are the control and motion components behind Siemens-equipped machine tools. Razz Middle East supplies these article numbers to machine shops, fabricators and OEM machine builders across Saudi Arabia, sourced to order through Siemens OEM channels or through authorised Siemens distributor channels, shipped from Italy and delivered duty-paid.

Siemens 6FX2002-1DC00-1CF0

This page covers Siemens article number 6FX2002-1DC00-1CF0 — Motion-control cable / connector. Quote the full article number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: Siemens article numbers identify one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About SINUMERIK CNC, MOTION-CONNECT Cables and SIMOTICS Motors

SINUMERIK is the Siemens CNC platform for machine tools, and the article-number families in this group cover both the control hardware and the drive train that actually moves the machine. The control side includes numerical control units, operator panel fronts and panel processing units, machine control panels, handwheels, memory and licence cards, keyboards, and the interface modules that link the CNC to the drive bus and to machine input and output. The connection side covers MOTION-CONNECT power, signal and encoder cables supplied pre-assembled in defined lengths, together with the connectors, couplings and adapters that terminate them; selection here depends on drag-chain duty, bending cycles, cable length and the feedback interface the motor uses. The motor side covers SIMOTICS servo motors for feed axes and rotary tables and main motors for spindles, available with different feedback systems, shaft and brake options, cooling methods and connector orientations. Because these are matched components, the ordering data of the machine determines what will actually work on it.

SINUMERIK CNC, MOTION-CONNECT Cables and SIMOTICS Motors in Saudi Arabia

Saudi machine shops, fabrication and metalworking companies and OEM machine builders in Riyadh, Dammam, Khobar, Jubail, Yanbu and Jeddah run large populations of Siemens-controlled lathes, machining centres, grinders and press brakes. Much of that equipment serves the supply chain around Aramco, SABIC and Ma'aden, along with valve and flange machining, pipe and structural fabrication, mould and die work, and increasingly the industrial localisation projects tied to NEOM, the Red Sea Project and Riyadh Metro. The recurring problem is not new machines but keeping older ones earning: a failed operator panel, a chafed drag-chain cable or a burnt feed motor can stop a machine that is otherwise perfectly capable, and obsolescence makes finding the exact replacement harder every year. We handle those enquiries against the article number, whether the part is for a production machine, a planned spare or a rebuild.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the full Siemens article number from the rating plate or the machine documentation, including every option position, because two motors or cables that look identical can differ in feedback system, brake, shaft or connector orientation. Before ordering, confirm the machine type and the control generation it runs, the cable length code where applicable, and whether the part is replacing a like-for-like item or forming part of a retrofit. A clear photograph of the nameplate is usually enough for us to verify. You receive a written quotation within four hours on working days, typical lead time is around three weeks, and goods ship from our supplier in Italy delivered duty-paid to your workshop, with import, clearance and five percent customs duty itemised separately.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the current Siemens datasheet before ordering.