Product Description:

The MAC041C-0-TS-4-E/050-B-0/WI652LV/S006 is an AC servo motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat as part of the MAC AC Servo Motors series. It converts electrical input from matched servo amplifiers into controlled shaft motion for indexing tables, material-handling systems, and other precision axes used in industrial automation. Its permanent-magnet rotor, laminated stator core, and closed-loop feedback path support continuous torque production and repeatable positioning without mechanical speed reducers. This arrangement can support compact machine layouts while reducing the number of mechanical components required in the drive train.

Internally, the stator uses winding code TS, which indicates the wire gauge and number of turns per slot needed to produce the intended torque with compatible MAC drives. The motor has a frame length of C, providing an extended housing suitable for its magnetic stack. Its motor size is 041, giving it a compact footprint for smaller gearboxes and tightly arranged machine axes. Heat generated during operation is removed by natural convection, so the housing requires sufficient surrounding clearance for heat transfer without forced airflow. The three-phase leads exit through a keyed connector on side B, allowing the power cable to be routed along the corresponding side of the machine frame. Proper cable support helps prevent connector strain when the motor is installed on a moving or vibration-prone axis.

The motor has no blocking brake, so an external clamp or another holding method is required to maintain shaft position after motor power is removed. Its feedback arrangement includes tachofeedback with an incremental or absolute encoder, supporting closed-loop monitoring of shaft speed and position by a compatible drive. This unit uses an incremental encoder with standard mounting, which sends quadrature position signals to the connected servo amplifier without an additional mounting adapter. As a motor for analog drives, it uses signal levels and connector assignments intended for compatible analog drive families, including VT-MD and TDM equipment. Correct drive matching is important because the winding, feedback device, and connection arrangement must operate with the selected amplifier. The absence of an integrated brake also means that vertical or gravity-loaded axes need a separate method of preventing unintended movement when the system is not producing torque.