MAC063A-0-RS-4-C/095-B-1/WI534LX/S001
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MAC Permanent Magnet Motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This motor has a power connecter on Side B. This motor also includes a Incremental Encoder with Standard Mounting encoder and a Standard blocking brake.
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Bosch Rexroth is a manufacturer of industrial drive controllers and motion control products.
The MAC063A-0-RS-4-C/095-B-1/WI534LX/S001 is an advanced AC motor produced by the company. The motor comes from the class of intelligent AC servo motors from the MAC series. The motor can function as a servo drive and has the ability to assist in a variety of speed control and positioning tasks required for automation applications in modern industries. The motor is compatible with different types of modern drive controllers like the TDM, KDS, and DSC drive controllers that can be integrated with the motor to provide a reliable drive control package. This model can be used to automate processes in the printing and paper manufacturing industries. In the mechanical and manufacturing industries, the motor can be used with metal machining equipment where only low tolerances are acceptable. Modern industries like robotics and the semiconductor industries also require the use of this motor.
The MAC063A-0-RS-4-C/095-B-1/WI534LX/S001 has a nominal speed of 6000 rpm with a maximum peak current of 19 A. When a continuous current of 3.5 A is applied to the output torque, the motor's continuous torque is 0.8 Nm. This motor can be constructed with a very low inertia rotor because of the special materials of the permanent magnets. The use of permanent magnets also allows the motor to generate more torque because of higher energy density. This model has a mass of 3.2 kgs and its thermal time constant is 30 min. The use of low rotor inertia enables the use of the motor for highly accelerated start stop applications. The motor uses electronic commutation for the utilization of peak torque.
