Product Description:

The MAC041C-0-TS-2-E/050-A-0 is an AC servo motor built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and positioned within the MAC AC Servo Motors series. It converts low-level velocity or torque commands from motion controllers into tightly regulated shaft rotation, supplying repeatable movement for packaging axes, small gantries, and indexing tables in industrial automation. The unit is classified as a motor for analog drives, so it is intended for systems that regulate motion through external analog control electronics rather than an onboard digital fieldbus interface. Its compact format suits axes where installation space is limited and stable low-speed response is important for repeatable positioning.

The motor has no holding brake, so external clamping or continuous torque is required when power is removed. Thermal dissipation is handled through natural convection, meaning the housing fins transfer heat directly to the surrounding air without forced airflow. Rotor position and speed are reported through an encoder and a tacho generator with tacho feedback, allowing the drive to close velocity loops without additional sensors. The magnetic stack uses motor length code 041, while frame designation C corresponds to the flange size and bolt pattern used on compact gear stages. This feedback arrangement supports steady speed regulation during repeated start-stop cycles.

Electrical power reaches the stator through a molded plug with a connector on side A, so supply cables exit on the same face as the mounting pilot and remain clear of the driven load. The electromagnetic characteristics are tied to winding code TS, which matches the motor to the proper power module by its phase resistance and rated current. The connector arrangement follows the layout used across the MAC family, which helps keep cable routing consistent when the motor is integrated into compact machine assemblies. This helps keep routing orderly in dense machine layouts.