MAC112B-0-GD-1-X/130-A-0
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MPN: R911230179
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MAC Permanent Magnet Motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This motor has a power connecter on Side A. This motor also includes a B encoder and a Not Equipped blocking brake.
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Designed for precision control operations in diverse industrial applications, the part number MAC112B-0-GD-1-X/130-A-0 from a leading manufacturer Bosch Rexroth Indramat is an extremely efficient AC servo motor. With the help of an NC system, the MAC servo motor can move smoothly and precisely as a variable-speed drive. A number of other characteristics are also a part of its servo drive system such as a torque controlled drive for master/slave motor operations and high short time acceleration. Wake Industrial is the only trusted and largest supplier of Indramat's advanced MAC motors with a 1-Year warranty.
A black prime coated casing protects the servo motor against corrosion and mild acids ensuring long-term industrial use. To function well under high loads, the device supports axial and radial cooling. The motor offers several output shaft combinations and an incremental encoder for feedback. Trustworthy in a wide range of environments, this MAC112B motor has a working temperature range of 0 to 45 degrees C and a maximum installation elevation of 1000 meters.
The "MAC" in the part number MAC112B-0-GD-1-X/130-A-0 denotes an analog drive motor while the "112B" specifies the motor's dimensions. The designation "GD" indicates that it is 3000 RPM rated and intended for typical uses. The centering diameter is "130" and the "1-X" indicates that the motor employs incremental encoder feedback. Last but not least, the code "A-0" indicates that the motor does not come with a blocking brake and that the power plug on the motor is on side A.
