Product Description:

The MDD093A-N-030-N2M-110GL0 is a servo motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and supplied in the MDD Synchronous Motors series. Designed for use with digital drive controllers, the unit converts regulated three-phase power into controlled mechanical rotation for indexing tables, gantry axes, and similar motion duties in automated production cells. Its 093 frame class and compact A-length body help it fit into space-limited machines, and the synchronous design supports fast response during positioning and speed-controlled operation. The motor is intended for precise acceleration, deceleration, and contouring tasks where consistent response is required from one cycle to the next.

With a nominal speed of 3000 rpm, the rotor reaches its working velocity without excessive heat buildup. At standstill, it sustains 9.2 Nm of continuous torque, which helps the axis maintain commanded force during low-speed or holding conditions. A 110 mm centering diameter supports accurate alignment at the mounting face, and standard balancing helps limit vibration during operation. Electrical power and feedback pass through a connector mounted on the left side of the housing, matching the specified connection direction and helping cable routing in tight machine layouts. An integrated multi-turn absolute encoder tracks shaft position over multiple revolutions and reports valid position data as soon as power is restored.

For closed-loop operation, the motor supplies digital servo feedback signals that the controller processes in real time for speed and position regulation. Mechanical output is delivered by a plain shaft on side A only, while the opposite end remains without a shaft extension in the standard configuration. A factory-installed shaft seal helps prevent lubricant escape and limits the ingress of dust or spray. Because the unit is supplied without a blocking brake, holding force during power-off conditions must come from the drive or an external mechanical device. That combination is useful on axes that operate with frequent starts and stops and require stable feedback during every move.