MKD112C-024-KP3-BN
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The MKD112C-024-KP3-BN servomotor operates within an ambient temperature range of 0 to 40°C and provides a continuous torque of 36 Nm. Bosch Rexroth Indramat's MKD Series motor features a flange mount and has a power range of up to 4 kW. This synchronous servo motor boasts IP65 protection and a maximum speed of 6000 RPM.
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MKD112C-024-KP3-BN belongs to the family of MKD motors designed by Bosch Rexroth. The company has been around for decades now, and they have made many revolutionary engineering products. As for this unit, it is a motor that utilizes servo technology and is quite powerful.
The characteristic speed when using the natural cooling mode and 60K/100K motor overtemperature is set at 2000RPM, but the maximum speed goes up to 4,000RPM. The torque when using the characteristic speed at 100K is 43.5Nm. The winding code of the unit is 024, which is another thing to pay attention to when deciding whether this unit is suitable for you.The MKD112C motors have a centering diameter of the frame of 130mm and the flange size of 192mm. The C letter indicates that the length of the motor frame is 38Nm.
As for the motor feedback, all products from this series have a built-in encoder. In this case, it is resolver feedback that features an integrated multi-turn absolute encoder. Thanks to that, it can detect the position within more than 4096 mechanical rotations. It is what enables you to adjust the desired speed and remains accurate. The product uses a shaft with a keyway and an output connector in the direction of the side they called a “B” side. You can change the output direction during the setup process, but you should ensure you are skilled enough to do that. The holding brake is another feature of the motor. It is reliable, and it works based on the principle of “electrical release.” It means that you should ensure the motor is not energized. In those situations, you can use the brake to clamp the servo axis.
