MAC112A-0-ZD-2-C/180-B-1/S012
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MPN: R911243918
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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 A encoder and a Standard blocking brake.
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Product Description:
Bosch based out of Germany is the industry leader in AC motors. AC servo motors of the MAC series are rapid response server drives in conjunction with TDM KDS and DCS drive controllers they are especially well suited for various industries like manufacturing textile making printing prices assembly lines like packaging machinery. The MAC112A-0-ZD-2-C/180-B-1/S012 belongs to this series as well, with a motor size of 112 & C motor length and winding designation of ZD type.
The feedback of this motor is allows for more accurate positioning and correction in any play, this has a tachofeedback unit. The ideal ambient conditions for this motor are ambient temperature 0-45 degrees C & 1000 meters above sea level. The unit is protected against adverse conditions like weathering, dilute acids etc. by a black primer paint coating. This motor can be optioned with standard, heavy duty or extra heavy duty blocking brake. This motor has a standard blocking brake bundled.
This motor is designed to withstand harsh conditions like water damage rated till IP 65 . The technical stats for working of this motor is as follows: when running at the normal speed of 1500 rpm it produces a continuous torque of 10.7(13.0) 5 Nm and the current flowing through the motor at standstill is 14.5(17.2)5) A. The 'S012' indicates that this motor has been customized for INDRAMART for some special design features. The blocking brake that is part of this motor has holding torque capacity of 45 Nm and connects within 70 Ms & releases within 30 ms, it has a mass of 1.1 kg.
