MAD130D-0150-SA-S0-AH0-35-N1
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MPN: R911319586
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MAD130D-0150-SA-S0-AH0-35-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 MAD130D-0150-SA-S0-AH0-35-N1 is a compact servo motor that comes with a frame of size D along with a centering diameter of 130 mm and winding code 0150. This motor weighs approximately 164 kg thanks to an all-aluminum build that allows it to be robust and heavy-duty, making it last long, especially when installed in an industrial setting. The sealant paint on this motor ensures the body does not corrode over time, and also, the motor comes with an IP 65 protection rating, helping keep this servo dry and clean against dust and moisture. The maximum humidity that this servo motor can withstand is around 89%.
Talking about the specifications, this servo motor offers 155 Nm torque at normal duty mode when it spins at the rate of 1500 rpm, while at the maximum speed or heavy-duty mode, this servo motor is able to generate a torque of 375 Nm along with a high rotational speed of 7500 rpm, thanks to its heavy-duty high-speed bearings that lubricate on their own without the need for external lubrication. However, the manufacturer recommends performing maintenance activity after every 20000 cycles of use to make sure that this servo motor provides quality output.
This servo motor features a single-turn absolute encoder, responsible for shaft tracking, and also comes with a tacho feedback system to help track the speed of the servo motor and to keep it within the operational limits of the motor and the PID variables of the control system this servo motor is following. Most servos and industrial motors follow the closed-loop configuration that helps achieve the required output by reducing and removing errors at the input side.
