Rexroth Indramat legacy servo drives can be operated with some recent and latest motors from Bosch Rexroth. The drive-motor combination must be chosen carefully in accordance with the requirements of the applications. Legacy servo drives can render uninterrupted operation for a long time if they are used properly.  This is why they offer they are trusted even in the present day for smooth operation. Our team is equipped with the proprietary tools and knowledge for building obsolete or non-existent parts that are impossible to find due to a lack of supply.

• There are eight series of Indramat legacy servo drives with different configuration options in each series. Some popular series are DKR, DKC, TDM and HDS, to mention just a few.
• The legacy servo drives encompass a status display to indicate their operating status. The display depicts an error code when a fault is encountered during operation for the appropriate troubleshooting action to be implemented. The details are available in the respective manuals.
• The servo drives come with IP 10 or IP 20 degrees of operation. This means that they have to be always installed in control cabinets or closed housings.
• The legacy servo drives must be mounted only in a vertical orientation, although the associated motor may be mounted horizontally or vertically.

Indramat legacy servo drives are connected to motors using a power cable and a feedback cable in a motion control system. They portray reduced output when their ambient operating temperature and installation elevation exceed the limits set by the manufacturer.

Legacy servo drives do not support in-house repair. They are best attended to by professionals in the field with expertise in repairing such products. It may be difficult to find these servo drives easily because of a lack of supply if the need arises, but with our skills in building obsolete parts, we can get you the right servo drive for your application.