Product Description:

The MHD112B-024-PP0-BN belongs to the MHD Synchronous Motors series from Bosch Rexroth Indramat. It is a servo motor intended for precise velocity and position control in automated machinery, where closed-loop feedback and compact construction help maintain stable motion profiles under continuous load. Digital servo feedback with an integrated encoder gives the controller real-time rotor position data for tight current and speed regulation. It can be used in packaging, transfer, and material-handling equipment that depends on repeatable axis response.

This model can deliver a continuous standstill torque of 28.0 Nm, allowing the drive to hold or start heavy inertial loads without overheating. A centering diameter of 130 mm aligns the flange to the machine frame and keeps the stator concentric with the driven shaft. The mounting interface follows a flange size of 192 mm, giving enough surface area for rigid attachment and heat transfer to adjoining structures. Heat is removed through liquid cooling, so winding temperature remains controlled during prolonged duty cycles. The motor has length code B, which gives it a medium housing depth and balances continuous power capability with overall installation space. The flange layout also supports rigid attachment where alignment accuracy affects bearing life and coupling wear.

The motor has size 112, which corresponds to the stator diameter and bolt pattern used across similar MHD units. A keyed shaft transmits torque while helping prevent slip between the rotor and the coupled load. Power conductors exit through an output connector on side B, simplifying cable routing along the machine backbone. Absolute position detection over ≥4096 revolutions retains multi-turn position data after power loss and reduces the need for homing on restart. Winding code 024 and the connector arrangement match the electrical characteristics expected by compatible Indramat drive amplifiers. This cable exit arrangement can also reduce sharp bends near the housing when the motor is mounted close to machine frames.