MAF160B-0400-FQ-N0-KP0-35-N1
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MPN: R911318124
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MAF160B-0400-FQ-N0-KP0-35-N1 Induction Motor is manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This motor has a Without motor encoder encoder and a Standard bearing. It also has a Balanced with entire key, with Shaft sealing ring shaft and is not equipped with a holding brake.
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The Rexroth MAF160B-0400-FQ-N0-KP0-35-N1 AC motor is rated to deliver torque of 240 Nm and power of 50.3 kW. This industrial equipment is rated and made to perform optimally in many applications. It has an operating defined speed of 2000 rpm making an equivalent rated current of 108.5 Amperes assuring the engines of workable and rigorous use for longer periods. The rated derated speed for the motor is at 1500 rpm, 112.3 Amperes continuous current, and 250 Nm continuous torque produced at stationary. The elevation of the motor is very great as it is able to produce a maximum torque of 550Nm with the help of the torque constant of 2.4Nm/A at a temperature of 20C.
The environmental characteristics of the motor are classified according to the guidelines of the standard EN 60721-3-3 (1995). In these categories, parameters that are liable to impact the operation of the motor, such as the humidity of the air, temperature and other supply characteristics to are taken into account. However, the motor is designed to withstand the stresses such as that created by a stationary vibration. But what withstands the greatest stress in the entire assembly is the weakest link in the system. This means that even if you build the motor such that it can take a specific level of vibration, its lifetime is liable to be short by other components of the system.
In conclusion, the MAF160B-0400-FQ-N0-KP0-35-N1 motor is one of the best constants in motion especially in relation to the performance of the motor in industrial purposes. The efficacy of use and the efficiency need, however, are largely affected by how it is used, by the environment and, when necessary, by appropriate shock dampers.
