MAF100D-0200-FQ-C0-AG0-05-N1
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MPN: R911390123
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MAF100D-0200-FQ-C0-AG0-05-N1 Induction Motor is manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This motor has a Incremental encoder with 2048 Increments encoder and a Standard bearing. It also has a Plain, with Sealing Ring shaft and is not equipped with a holding brake.
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The qualities of the MAF100D-0200-FQ-C0-AG0-05-N1, are robust. Weighing about 64 kilograms, this motor model belongs to the class of motors perfect for large-scale demands. Among the three possible motor sizes for MAF100 motors, D-size motors have the largest dimensions. For comparison, MAF100B motors are 382 mm long, MAF100C motors are 457 mm, and MAF100D motors are 532 mm long. For most motors, larger and heavier construction implies a greater number of windings, which leads to higher torque and power output ratings.
The MAF100D-0200-FQ-C0-AG0-05-N1's rated speed, as indicated in Rexroth’s manual, is 2000 rpm. This speed is different from the listed key speed, which is 1500 rpm. The difference between these values is that the key speed pertains to the speed at which the torque and output of the motor start to fall before the rated speed because of some de-rating factor. As specified in the manual, some versions of motor windings experience de-rating. Whenever operating at the rated speed, the MAF100D-0200-FQ-C0-AG0-05-N1 transmits a nominal power and torque of 16.76 kW and 80 Nm, respectively. When allowed to reach its maximum values at separate operating conditions, this motor model reaches the following maximum values: 34.35 kW and 182.3 Nm.
At standstill, the rotor is at rest while the motor is on. The parameters during the standstill condition provide an estimate of the motor's starting characteristics. For the MAF100D-0200-FQ-C0-AG0-05-N1, the stall current is 44.4 A. On the other hand, when the motor is allowed to freely rotate at higher speeds at the cost of lowering the torque output, it reaches a maximum speed of 9000 rpm. The maximum speed of motors depends mainly on their mechanical construction.
