MHD115B-024-NP1-AA
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MPN: R911287319
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The MHD115B-024-NP1-AA Magnet Motor is manufactured by Rexroth Indramat Bosch. This motor has a Winding Code of 24 and has a Digital Motor Encoder. The Driven Shaft for this motor is With Key and it is Equipped with a holding brake.
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Bosch Rexroth is a manufacturer of high quality motion control equipment and drive control products.
The MHD115B-024-NP1-AA is a permanent magnet motor that is used for advanced drive control applications. The motor can be used for a wide range of dynamic drive control applications. The motor is highly preferred in the industry and has the ability to function with smart drive control systems used in the industry. The rapid response drive controllers used with this motor have the ability to map the position of the motor’s rotor in real time. The values of speed and position can be controlled with high accuracy and precision. This model has a powerful inbuilt temperature sensor that can be used for monitoring the motor’s winding temperature. This helps to avoid over-temperature failure due to excess heat. The closed loop feedback of this model can send corrective signals to rectify any mismatch between the actual and programmed values.
The MHD115B-024-NP1-AA has a characteristic speed of 4000 rpm and has a peak current of 145 A. The motor has a torque constant of 1.7 Nm/A and comes with a winding resistance of 0.36 ohm. The winding resistance of this model has a winding inductivity of 5.3 mH. This model comes with four pole pairs and this model has a theoretical maximum torque of 160 Nm. This motor has a mass of 40 kg and can be easily transported for installation. This motor utilizes the natural convection method for efficient heat dissipation that allows users to operate the motor continuously without the threat of overheating. The motor has an improved design and the use of electronic commutation allows peak torque utilization at changing speeds.
