MHD115A-024-PG0-AN
MPN: R911323066
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The MHD115A-024-PG0-AN Magnet Motor is manufactured by Rexroth Indramat Bosch. This motor has a Winding Code of 24 and has a Multiturn Motor Encoder. The Driven Shaft for this motor is Plain and it is Not Equipped with a holding brake.
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Bosch Rexroth is a manufacturer of drive control systems and motion control products.
The MHD115A-024-PG0-AN is a synchronous motor that has been designed for motion control tasks in various types of industries. This model has a strong build and comes with high operational reliability. The motor has been designed for various types of external environments and comes with the ability to operate in very high and low ambient temperatures. The best performance of this motor is between external temperatures of 0 °C and 40 °C. The motor is beneficial for the users because of its ability to easily integrate with multiple types of host machines. The geometry and the design of the motor allow its installation in different positions as per the users' convenience. The outer walls of the motor receive the heat from the inner stator windings. The heat is easily dissipated from the outer walls through the process of natural convection.
This improves the overload capacity of the MHD115A-024-PG0-AN and allows it to function for extended periods without overheating. An improved bearing design results in the motor’s shaft’s ability to take on a greater amount of radial and axial load. Because of inbuilt data memory, the motor can be easily started in a very short period of time. Modern drive controllers can also be integrated with this motor significantly improving its ability to control the position with very high accuracy. The rotor position can be easily monitored and minor variations can be instantly adjusted in real time. Owing to the use of modern electronic commutation, the motor can maintain a high output torque at its shaft during changing motor speeds.
