MAF130D-0250-FQ-C0-DH0-35-H1
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MPN: R911404326
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MAF130D-0250-FQ-C0-DH0-35-H1 Induction Motor is manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This motor has a Incremental encoder with 2048 Increments encoder and a High Speed bearing. It also has a Plain, without Sealing Ring shaft and is not equipped with a holding brake.
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Part of the MAF series of liquid cooled motors, the MAF130D-0250-FQ-C0-DH0-35-H1 from Rexroth is designed for high torque applications with a torque of 190 Nm. This high torque motor can attain a speed of up to 10000 rpm thanks to its high-speed bearings; however, under nominal conditions, the MAF130D-0250-FQ-C0-DH0-35-H1 servo motor has a speed of 2500 rotations per minute. The torque at the maximum peak speed is around 432 Nm which can be achieved for 120 seconds maximum. The derating speed of this motor is 2000 rpm which is the speed when the motor is not operating under normal load conditions.
The liquid cooling inlet of this motor has a connection size of 0.25 inches and a temperature of 10 to 40 degrees Celsius at the inlet of the cooling system is mandatory to maintain for the cooling system to function properly. Since this motor has a thermal time constant of 15 minutes, the motor cools swiftly in comparison to its MAD series counterparts, which have a thermal time constant of 70 minutes. The cooling rate at which the liquid cooling system works is 4.8 liters per minute and has a system pressure of up to 3 bars.
The motors operating temperature is between 0 degrees Celsius to 40 degrees Celsius and should be kept in an environment for storage with an ambient temperature between -10 degrees Celsius to 80 degrees Celsius. The motor operates on 240 Volts AC to 480 volts AC of input voltage and has a current rating of 113 Amperes with a power rating of 49.7 kW.
