Product Description:

The MDD065A-N-060-N2L-095PL0 is a synchronous servo motor built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MDD Synchronous Motors series. As a motor for digital drive controllers, it converts electrical commands into controlled rotary motion for positioning axes, pick-and-place heads, and similar automation modules on factory floors. Its compact 065 frame and A-length housing allow integration into machines where space is limited while still delivering the dynamic response expected from servo technology. Its standard housing and balancing grade keep vibration low, helping the controller maintain accuracy in continuous duty.

The motor’s nominal speed is 6000 rpm, indicating that the shaft can rotate six thousand times per minute under rated conditions, which suits high-speed pick-and-place and spindle duties. At standstill, it develops 0.8 Nm of continuous torque, so it can hold or slowly index lightweight loads without overheating. The centering shoulder is 95 mm in diameter, giving a reference surface that aligns the stator precisely to the machine frame. Position feedback is handled through digital servo feedback (DSF), allowing the drive to close velocity and position loops with high resolution. Power and feedback connectors face left, which simplifies cable routing when the motor is mounted on right-hand machine walls. Standard balancing and an aluminum housing also help keep installed mass low.

Electrical termination is achieved through a robust connector, which provides a secure interface for the motor leads. The rotor is supplied without a blocking brake, so external clamping or drive torque must be used if power-off holding is required. A labyrinth and lip arrangement, specified as with a shaft seal, protects the bearings from lubricants and coolant splash. The keyed shaft end uses a keyway to transmit torque into couplings while the opposite side remains closed, matching the standard shaft-end configuration. Motor length code A trims overall depth, and the size 065 frame fits compact gearboxes in confined assemblies.