Product Description:

The MAC093A-0-LS-2-C/130-A-1/S001 is manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and belongs to the MAC AC Servo Motors series. The unit functions as a motor for analog drives and supplies closed-loop speed feedback through an integrated tacho generator. The external drive amplifier uses that speed signal to correct load-related variation during operation. In automated lines, it converts electrical energy into regulated rotary motion for tools, transfer stations, and packaging heads. This arrangement suits equipment that relies on stable velocity control rather than digital encoder feedback. Its housing uses a centering pilot that matches common DIN mounting patterns, which helps it fit standard machine interfaces.

The mechanical interface uses a centering diameter of 130 mm, which locates the motor concentrically on the machine frame and helps control runout. Heat leaves the housing by natural convection, so airflow around the motor must remain unobstructed to keep winding temperature within limits. Rated shaft speed reaches 4000 rpm, which is the nominal point at which analog regulators can hold constant speed under load. Power enters through a connector on side A, simplifying cable routing when the drive cabinet is located along that face of the machine. That cable position can be useful where nearby guards or brackets limit routing space on the opposite side. The electromagnetic system uses an LS winding code, which indicates the electrical characteristics used with compatible MAC drive modules.

The motor has size 093 and length A, which keeps the axial package short for installations with limited depth. The compact body can be useful where adjacent couplings, guards, or tooling leave little rear clearance behind the mounting face. Tachogenerator output is calibrated to 1.5 V/1000 rpm, giving the analog controller a linear voltage signal for speed regulation. A standard blocking brake is included to secure the shaft when power is removed and prevent unwanted motion on vertical or indexing axes. The feedback arrangement uses standard tacho quality, which provides moderate accuracy without the complexity of an optical encoder.