Product Description:

The MDD065A-N-040-N2M-095PR0 is a synchronous servo motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat as part of the MDD Synchronous Motors series. Classified as a motor for digital drive controllers, it receives controlled three-phase power from the drive and converts it into precisely regulated rotary torque. In automated assembly cells, printing presses, or material-handling gantries, the unit supplies repeatable motion so that position, velocity, and acceleration remain consistent with programmed trajectories. That controlled response supports repeatable axis movement during frequent starts, stops, and speed changes.

This model delivers a continuous standstill torque of 0.8 Nm, which indicates the sustained load it can hold without overheating when the rotor is locked. Its rated speed reaches 4000 rpm, supporting fast axis movement where short cycle times are important. The centering shoulder measures 95 mm, providing an accurate locating fit against machine frames. Position data are returned through Digital servo feedback (DSF), allowing tight current and speed loops inside the controller. The motor ships without a blocking brake, so any power-off holding force must be supplied externally. A shaft seal protects the bearings, the rotor is balanced to the standard grade to limit vibration, and the housing and shaft end follow the standard design. Frame size 065 with the short A length code keeps overall package dimensions compact.

Electrical power and feedback leads exit on the right through a single industrial connector, which couples the motor to the cabinet wiring and keeps the connection interface compact. The drive reads absolute rotor position from the built-in integrated multiturn absolute encoder, so the axis can resume operation without a homing cycle after shutdowns. Mechanical output passes through a shaft machined with a keyway, which helps prevent coupling slip under load. The sealed shaft, the missing side-B extension, and the standard housing support compatibility with mounting patterns used throughout the series.