Product Description:

The MAC115D-0-CS-4/130-A-0/WI520LV/S001 is an AC servo motor in the MAC AC Servo Motors series produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. Designed to interface with external servo controllers, it converts electrical energy into regulated rotary motion so automated transfer lines, pick-and-place modules, and packaging stations can position loads with repeatable speed and torque. Its high dynamic response helps machine axes accelerate and decelerate along programmed profiles without overshoot, which supports synchronized closed-loop motion in repetitive production tasks. This operating behavior makes the motor suitable for applications that require stable speed regulation and accurate position tracking during frequent start-and-stop cycles.

The mechanical envelope follows motor size 115, giving a flange pattern that mates with standard automation gearboxes. The motor length is D, which increases the active stack length to support higher continuous torque without enlarging the shaft diameter. The three-phase stator uses winding code CS, which sets the electrical characteristics expected by the companion amplifier. Heat generated in the copper is removed through natural convection, so the housing depends on free air circulation around its exterior surfaces. With rated current applied, the permanent-magnet rotor reaches 3000 rpm, providing a useful speed range for mid-speed positioning and cyclic transport duties.

Position and velocity signals are derived from a combined sensor package. The feedback configuration supports tacho feedback, allowing drive electronics to monitor real-time speed, while a selectable incremental encoder or absolute encoder supplies position data according to application requirements. Because it is a motor for analog drives, its signal lines deliver analog feedback information rather than a fully digital communication protocol. This allows the motor to work with legacy control hardware that regulates current and velocity in the analog domain, which can be useful when existing machine electronics remain in service.