Product Description:

The MHD095C-058-PP0-AN is a servo motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MHD Synchronous Motors series. It drives rotary axes in packaging machines, handling robots, and material-processing stations by providing closed-loop torque that can be regulated by an Indramat drive controller. Integrated digital feedback and an output connector simplify installation within modular automation cells. Because the feedback system is built into the motor, the drive can monitor position directly without a separate external measuring device. This arrangement suits machines that need accurate motion with a compact motor and feedback package.

Its standstill capability reaches a continuous torque of 23.0 Nm, so the axis can support the load without gear reduction while staying within allowable thermal limits. Heat is removed through liquid cooling, permitting full output across the 0 to 40 °C ambient range. The housing has an IP65 protection rating that resists dust and water jets. Position data is acquired optically by the integrated digital servo encoder and stored as absolute values over more than 4096 revolutions, yielding a system accuracy of ±0.5 angular minutes. This encoder arrangement lets the drive retain position information through multiple turns, which helps reduce the need for repeated reference moves after a normal shutdown. The output configuration includes a keyed shaft for positive mechanical locking, and power enters on side A through the output connector.

Mechanical alignment uses a centering diameter of 130 mm and a flange pitch of 140 / 150 mm. The motor has frame code 095 and length C, which correspond to the magnetic core used with winding code 058. The unit comes without a holding brake, so position retention during power loss must be provided externally. Class F insulation supports elevated winding temperatures during operation, and storage is permitted from -20 to +80 °C when the machine is idle. A shaft seal protects the bearing cavity, and installation is allowed up to 1000 m above mean sea level without derating.