MAD130D-0100-SA-S2-AK1-05-N1
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MAD130D-0100-SA-S2-AK1-05-N1 Spindle Motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This motor has a cooling mode with an Axail Fan, Blowing and a Singleturn Absolute, 2048 increments encoder. It also has a mounting style of Flange and a Standard bearing.
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The most powerful IndraDyn is Bosch Rexroth MAD130D-0100-SA-S2-AK1-05-N1, a servo motor that is robust enough to be used in hard industrial applications where one needs high torque and reliability. It has a power output rated at 17.8 kW and a current regulated at 43.7 A producing a rated torque of 170 Nm at 1000 RPM speed. The motor rotates with a constant 47.8 A for current and produces 190 Nm of torque resistance at rest thus providing strong and assured performance for long durations.
This motor can handle a maximum torque of 418 Nm, allowing it to efficiently manage peak loads and demanding applications. The torque constant is 4.72 Nm/A at 20!C, which provides precise control over torque output, while the motors derating speed of 500 RPM balances performance and efficiency under varying loads. Built to meet EN 60034-1 test standards, the motor is suitable for both surface cooling with blower units or liquid cooling, ensuring flexibility for various operational environments. The MAD130D is a robust, high-performance motor ideal for applications demanding high torque and reliability, and it is available at Wake Industrial with a one-year warranty, offering peace of mind for demanding industrial use.
Derating occurs when torque and power decrease before reaching the rated speed, typically affecting certain motor windings in specific applications. When operating below the derating speed, the motors continuous standstill current and torque apply until the rated speed is reached, maintaining consistent performance for continuous (S1) and periodic (S6) operations. If there is no derating, the motor operates with constant torque until it reaches the rated speed, after which constant power is available.
