Product Description:

The MKD071B-097-GP0-BN is a servo motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and supplied within the MKD Synchronous Motors series. As a brushless AC unit, it converts drive current from a compatible inverter into controlled mechanical rotation for positioning axes in automated assembly lines, packaging stations, and material handling cells, where stable torque delivery supports indexing and transfer motions. This model belongs to the MKD071 frame class and provides the electromechanical interface between the electronic drive and the mechanical load, making it a core actuator in modular industrial motion systems that require repeatable rotary response.

Its continuous torque at standstill is 8.0 Nm, so the motor can hold or slowly index a load of that magnitude without overheating when cooling airflow is limited. The centering pilot measures 95 mm, allowing precise concentric alignment with machine plates, while the square flange side spans 115 mm, which sets the bolt circle used to fasten the motor to gearboxes or brackets. Power and feedback lines exit on side B, a layout that can keep cables clear of adjacent axes and nearby machine framing, and the single output connector simplifies installation because all conductors are bundled in one plug. The MKD071 length code B housing encloses stator windings engineered for continuous outputs matched to a compact build height.

Angular information is generated by a resolver feedback transducer that supplies coarse but noise-immune signals, suited for drive controllers that close the loop through relative position detection. Because the motor is supplied without a holding brake, position during power loss must be maintained by an external clamp or by drive torque. The output uses a shaft with keyway, and a shaft seal helps block lubricant migration into the bearing chamber during regular machine operation. This arrangement supports direct torque transfer and dependable feedback in applications that operate near electrically noisy equipment.