Product Description:

The MAD130C-0200-SA-M0-AP0-35-N1 is a servo motor from the MAD IndraDyn A Motors series manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. As a rotary actuator for industrial automation, it converts drive current from an external controller into precise mechanical rotation for positioning or velocity-regulated tasks on packaging lines, material-handling axes, and similar equipment. It is intended for machines that require accurate speed control and repeatable shaft motion during continuous production. In automated systems, it can be used on indexing axes, feed assemblies, and rotary tables where the controller must respond quickly to changing loads.

This model reaches a rated speed of 2000 rpm. Cooling is provided by an axial fan that moves air across the housing to support continuous duty. The enclosure has an IP65 level of protection, which helps keep dust and low-pressure water jets away from internal components. Position feedback is supplied by a multiturn absolute encoder, so shaft position remains available after power is removed and the drive can retain position information between machine stops. Class F insulation allows winding temperatures up to 155 °C, supporting higher current density without premature varnish degradation. The motor also uses standard bearings, A-side power and feedback connections, and a 130 mm frame size with C-length stator lamination for applications that need a larger mounting envelope and stable thermal behavior.

The motor is supplied without a holding brake, so static load retention must be provided by the drive or an external mechanism when power is removed. The housing supports flange and foot mounting to a base plate or gearbox, and operation is permitted in ambient temperatures from 0–40 °C without derating. This arrangement suits both horizontal installations and vertical machine layouts that use separate holding hardware. The output uses a whole-key balanced shaft with a shaft seal, which helps limit lubricant migration and supports vibration grade R during operation. Power and feedback connections remain on the A side, which helps keep cable routing consistent in machines where the drive end faces the cabinet.