DRIVE INDRADRIVE MI KSM02.1 SET 01

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The Bosch Rexroth INDRADRIVE MI KSM02.1 SET 01 (R911347314) is a state-of-the-art Integrated MotorDrive system that encapsulates the synergy of a synchronous servo motor and an integrated inverter. This advanced drive solution is characterized by its compact size, which is tailored to deliver high performance in a space-saving design. The KSM servodrive's robust construction allows for convection cooling through the motor casing, negating the need for additional cooling measures. With a continuous torque of .Nm and a power range extending from .kW to .kW, this MotorDrive is capable of achieving a maximum torque between .Nm and .Nm, ensuring powerful operation for various applications. The unit operates efficiently on a DC line voltage ranging from V to V and can reach maximum speeds that demand high dynamic performance. The KSM02.1 SET 01 is designed with an IP enclosure protection class, safeguarding the electronics within from environmental factors. It lacks a holding brake but maintains low rotor inertia for quick response times, making it suitable for applications where rapid motion control is imperative. The predefined MultiEthernet communication protocol facilitates seamless integration into existing network infrastructures. This model's self-cooling or natural convection mechanism minimizes maintenance requirements while maintaining optimal operating temperatures. Its physical dimensions include a width of , height of , and depth of , with an overall weight of .kg, making it manageable and easy to install in various settings. Overall, the Bosch Rexroth INDRADRIVE MI KSM02.1 SET 01 represents an efficient and reliable solution for complex drive tasks where space constraints exist without compromising on power or precision.