MAC112C-1-ED-4HC/130-A-0/WI589LX/S005
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MPN: R911253894
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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 Incremental Encoder with Standard Mounting encoder and a Not Equipped blocking brake.
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With a speed rating of 2000 rpm, the MAC112C-1-ED-4HC/130-A-0/WI589LX/S005 from Rexroth is a perfect motor for low-speed applications providing low inertial configuration. The low inertia feature allows the motor to adjust its speed quickly without the need for taking a lot of time, providing a quick response time. The motor has a rotation torque rating of 16 Nm, which is enough for torque-enabled drilling and low-torque robotics applications.
This motor comes with both a tacho feedback system for speed regulation as well as an encoder attached to the rear of the motor to precisely position the motor shaft. The encoder on this motor is the WI589LX incremental encoder which requires 5 volts DC to operate and requires a current consumption of 28 mA to 30 mA. The tacho feedback voltage system on this motor has a tacho voltage of 3 volts for every 1000 rpm of speed this motor attains, allowing the motor controller to calculate the current speed of the motor and to generate an appropriate control signal in order to adjust the speed of the motor, keeping it close to the Setpoint value of the speed control system.
To help keep the motor cool, the MAC112C-1-ED-4HC/130-A-0/WI589LX/S005 comes with a 230 volts AC axial cooling fan that has a power consumption rating of 40 to 42 VA. This fan consumes around 1.35 Amperes of current and helps the internals of the motor cool down at the cooling rate of 1000 m³/hour airflow. The thermal time constant of this motor is 100 minutes, allowing the motor temperature to reach 63% of steady-state temperature in 100 minutes.
