Product Description
Bosch Rexroth is a famously known brand that provides cost-effective and long-lasting solutions to its customers. The company offers a variety of products that include servo motors, digital drive controllers, linear motors, and a range of power tools with state-of-the-art features.
The MAD160C-0200-SA-S2-BP1-35-V1 model of the MAD series of asynchronous motors was designed and developed by Rexroth Indramat. The MAD160C asynchronous motor comes with outstanding features and provides support for modern applications like handling machines, printing and paper processing machines, robotics, and general automation. The motor is tightly enclosed in a prime black coated housing that is continuously cooled by an axial fan. The fan operates silently keeping the sound pressure level not greater than 75 dB[A]. A single-turn absolute encoder is included with the package that provides high-resolution operational control with 2048 incremental steps. The provided encoder system uses EnDat 2.1 to communicate the position of the output shaft and processes the commands. The MAD160C asynchronous motor comes with holding brakes which generate 100 Nm of torque. The motor is designed to provide 215 Nm of rated torque by consuming 75.3 A of current generating a rated power of 33.80 kW. The motor is capable of operating at a key speed of 1,000 min-1.
The model MAD160C-0200-SA-S2-BP1-35-V1 solves high power challenges in modern applications with the provision of 69.29 kW of maximum power and 152.6 A current consumption. Users can get 496 Nm of high torque at the peak operation with a thermal time constant of 15 minutes. This model is engineered to drive a system with 2 pole pairs and weighs 238 kg. The motor is suitable for applications operating in ambient temperatures above 0 and below +40 degree Celsius. Owing to its IP65 degree of protection, the (MAD160C-0200-SA-S2-BP1-35-V1) motor is safe to be exposed to in rainy or foggy weather. Contact Wake Industrial to order this device today and get it delivered to your doorstep.