MAC112B-0-GD-4-C/130-B-0/WI520LV/S094
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MPN: R911229445
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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 Not Equipped blocking brake.
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Keeping in mind precision, durability and efficiency of power provision, Rexroth's MAC112B-0-GD-4-C/130-B-0/WI520LV/S094 AC Servo Motor is tailored for use in advanced industrial processes. This motor has a rated continuous current of 41.0 A (or 75.0 A when cooled utilizing the surface) and delivers a torque of 16.0 Nm (or 29 Nm when cooled utilizing the surface) when the motor is stationary, for a nominal rotor speed of 3000 min__. The motors pulsating peak, a pulse at a limit of 223 Amperes, makes this motor applicable to dynamic uses.
The torque at this temperature is 0.430 Nm/A which is the torque constant and the rotor moment of inertia at 120 x 10__ kg/m_ is aids pushing and pulling of the motor up and down comfortably. The motor is effective in power transmission due to the low winding resistance of 0.090 Ohm and winding inductance of 1.2 mH. The motor has an ability to operate over a long period of time and remain cool due to its 90 minute thermal time constant (60 minutes for those cooled using surfaces). It is strong enough with a weight of 36 kg hence able to endure the impact of various industrial conditions.
A load is always present at the motor shaft, for instance when radial or axial forces are applied. Section Shaft Load Capacity, that gives a general portrayal of what should be the typical radial shaft load based on average motor speed and the place where the load is applied details on the radial shaft load which may be applied. It is possible for the operators to determine the extent of operation of the motor and prevent damage by performing calculations on the axial shaft load using a formula that is available in the technical documentation.
