Product Description:

The Bosch Rexroth Indramat MDD025C-N-100-N2G-040MA1 belongs to the MDD Synchronous Motors series and is manufactured for use with digital drive controllers. In automated cells it converts high-frequency current loops into fast, repeatable rotation so that pick-and-place arms, miniature spindles, or labeling stations can maintain tight cycle times without overshoot.

The rotor can deliver a continuous standstill torque of 0.90 Nm, a figure that defines the maximum holding load the axis can sustain thermally when locked in position. When acceleration peaks are required, the integrated blocking brake supplies an additional holding moment of 1.0 Nm, preventing back-driving during power loss or vertical motion pauses. A rated speed of 10000 min⁻¹ lets the small frame reach high surface velocities, making it suitable for rapid indexing or light grinding heads. Mechanical alignment during assembly is simplified by the centering pilot of 40 mm, and the rotor–stator system is factory balanced to a standard grade so vibration stays within servo tolerances even at maximum speed.

Cabling exits on Side A through a sealed connector, reducing the footprint when multiple motors are stacked along a machine wall. Position feedback is handled by a resolver feedback sensor, giving analog sine-cosine signals for robust angle detection under electrical noise. The keyed shaft uses a keyway profile to transmit torque without slip, and the design omits a shaft seal to minimize friction in applications where enclosure ingress protection is handled upstream. With size code 025, housing style and balancing remain standard, while the length code C provides sufficient stack height to meet the specified torque without excess mass. The shaft end is provided only on the drive side, matching couplings that do not require an auxiliary rear extension.

Wake Industrial stocks this motor, can arrange same-day shipping when lead time is critical, and keeps quotations valid for 30 days to assist with budget approval cycles.