Product Description

The MDD112D-N-040-N2L-130PA1 digital AC servomotor has a size code of 112. This Bosch Rexroth motor is characterized by high dynamics. The product is well suited for grinding machines where a high degree of synchronism is needed. The device incorporates materials such as iron oxide or rare earth for its permanent magnets. The unit is highlighted by a brushless design. It features a simple installation process. This motor portrays a keyway shaft that is apt for form-fitting shaft-hub connections. This product implements digital servo feedback. The device weighs 59kg. The unit has separate flange sockets with connectors for the direct connection of its feedback and power cables.

This motor can function at a maximum temperature of 55°C. The product features 90 minutes of thermal time constant with surface cooling. The device is recommended for extremely demanding applications only with shock decoupled mounting. The unit is equipped with a flange that is designed to permit Design B5 mounting style. Its shaft encompasses a shaft sealing ring. The motor portrays a multi-axial stress state at its shaft-hub connection because of bending and torsion. This product allows the fitting of either a radial blower or an axial blower. This MDD112D-N-040-N2L-130PA1 motor comes with a warranty for one year.

The product cannot be put into operation without the drive controller. The device utilizes its blocking brake for the backlash-free holding of the servo axes after its machine has been turned OFF. The unit has the output direction of its power connector to the left. It depicts standardized electrical connections to minimize cable diversity. The motor uses power cables with either metric diameters or inch diameters. The torque-speed characteristics of this product help to determine whether the application is within the specified thermal limits. The device portrays winding inductance of 0.7mH. The unit encompasses a hot housing surface during operation. This motor is transported to its destination through reputed freight carriers.