Product Description:

The MAC092B-0-QD-2-C/095-A-1 224376 is an AC servo motor built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the MAC AC Servo Motors series. It converts three-phase drive output into regulated mechanical rotation, allowing precise axis positioning in industrial automation. Intended for systems that still rely on analog velocity and current loops, the unit delivers controlled torque to packaging stations, pick-and-place gantries, and material-handling tables. That operating style is useful on machines where legacy amplifiers expect familiar analog motor behavior rather than digital networked feedback. Its frame follows the MAC mounting pattern, so existing machine layouts can often keep the same brackets and shaft coupling arrangement when this motor is installed.

Thermal dissipation is achieved through natural convection, eliminating the need for external fans or liquid cooling circuits. A centering flange of 95 mm aligns the motor accurately with gearboxes or belt pulleys, which helps keep the drive train running smoothly. Power enters through a connector on side A, enabling clean cable routing along right-hand machine walls and keeping the connection point easy to access. Speed feedback is supplied with tacho feedback, producing an analog voltage proportional to shaft speed for the drive regulator. Holding torque is provided by a standard blocking brake that locks the shaft when power is removed, which helps prevent vertical or suspended loads from drifting during shutdown or emergency stops.

For plants that maintain legacy controllers, the designation motor for analog drives indicates direct electrical compatibility without interface converters. The unit carries a standard tacho quality rating, which supports stable speed regulation in applications that depend on tachogenerator feedback. A passive cooling scheme and sealed connectors reduce routine service points because there are no fan filters, blower assemblies, or coolant lines to monitor. Because the feedback and brake functions are built into the motor package, surrounding hardware can stay focused on basic power delivery and control. This also limits the number of external accessories around the motor.