SERVOMOTOR MAD130B-0250-SA-S0-BP0-35-N1

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The Bosch Rexroth MAD130B-0250-SA-S0-BP0-35-N1 (R911316745) is a dynamic and precise drive component designed for high-performance applications. This motor is part of the MAD series, known for its high power density, making it an ideal choice for machine tools, printing machines, and metal forming operations. It boasts fine-resolution encoder systems available in both single-turn and multi-turn versions, ensuring exceptional machining accuracy through outstanding radial runout characteristics. The MAD130B-0250-SA-S0-BP0-35-N1 motor is engineered to deliver maximum torque and comes with a variety of customization options including keyway and holding brake configurations. However, this particular model is supplied without a holding brake. It also offers specialized bearing options that cater to high-speed applications or those with increased radial loads. With an IP-rated degree of protection that encompasses the blower motor, this unit is capable of operating reliably in challenging industrial environments. The design prioritizes serviceability, allowing for easy fan replacement even while the motor is operational—a feature that proves especially beneficial in the printing industry. Key specifications include a shaft length conducive to delivering maximum torque, a rated torque capacity complemented by a maximum current rating for efficient operation, and an axial fan cooling type for thermal management. The motor achieves a high maximum speed while maintaining an optimal rated speed for various applications. It features a specific flange size with corresponding bolt circle measurements and comes with a spigot diameter tailored to industry standards. The rotor inertia without brake value is specified to ensure compatibility with system dynamics, while the rated power indicates the motor's capability under nominal conditions. Lastly, the weight of the motor reflects its robust construction designed to withstand rigorous use without compromising on performance or longevity.