Product Description:

The MHD112C-024-PP0-AN servo motor is produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat as part of the MHD Synchronous Motors series. It is intended for integration with IndraDrive controllers where it supplies controlled rotary motion for packaging machines, transfer lines, and robotics. By providing electromagnetic torque proportional to commanded current, the unit supports precise positioning and velocity profiles in automated production cells. Its synchronous design also helps the drive maintain stable motion during repeated starts, stops, and direction changes.

At the mechanical interface, the stator flange measures 192 mm, and concentric alignment is maintained by a 130 mm centering pilot so the shaft runs true with coupled machinery. The active winding produces a continuous standstill torque of 38.0 Nm, supplying adequate static force for mid-range payloads. Rotor position is returned to the drive through digital servo feedback delivered by an integrated encoder, which enables tight current loops and smooth speed transitions. Heat generated in the copper is removed by an internal jacket that supports liquid cooling. This cooling method helps the motor operate in enclosed machine spaces where airflow is limited.

The power leads exit on side A through an output connector, keeping cable bends short when the unit is mounted in line with a gear reducer. A shaft seal is installed to protect the bearings, and the drive end uses a keyed shaft that transmits torque without relying on friction fits. Multi-turn feedback offers absolute (>4096 revolutions) resolution, allowing the controller to recover position after power loss. Electrical characteristics follow winding code 024, so the motor pairs with converters that supply the corresponding voltage and current class. Because it is supplied without a holding brake, mechanical locking devices must be added if static load retention is required.