Product Description:

The MDD041C-N-100-N2K-050PA0 is a synchronous servo motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat as part of the MDD Synchronous Motors series. Designed for pairing with digital drive controllers, this motor converts electrical command signals into controlled rotary motion for positioning, conveying, or indexing duties in automated machinery. Its compact 041 frame size and standard housing allow straightforward integration into multi-axis assemblies where high spindle speed and precise feedback are required. The motor is suited for applications that need fast response, stable speed regulation, and accurate position tracking during repeated motion cycles.

The motor delivers a continuous standstill torque of 2.05 Nm, offering adequate holding force for lightly loaded axes without additional gearing. It can reach a nominal mechanical speed of 10000 rpm, enabling rapid cycle times in pick-and-place or spindle applications. Mounting alignment is guided by a centering diameter of 50 mm, which seats the stator concentrically to the machine frame. Power is transmitted through a shaft with a keyway, ensuring positive mechanical engagement with couplings or pulleys. Contamination control at the bearing region is aided by construction with a shaft seal, which helps limit the ingress of dust or fluids during continuous operation.

An integrated absolute encoder supplies multi-turn position data immediately after power-up, while concurrent resolver feedback supports fine velocity and torque control in the drive. All power and signal conductors exit on Side A through a single connector, which helps simplify cable routing in narrow cabinets and compact machine layouts. Because the motor is supplied without a blocking brake, rotor inertia stays lower and the length code C housing remains compact. This arrangement is often preferred on dynamic axes that rely on servo torque for holding during short idle periods rather than on a mechanical brake. The combined feedback and connection layout supports consistent closed-loop operation in automated handling and positioning systems.