MAC025B-0-ZS-4-E/040-B-0/WI656LV/S001

How does this model behave under sudden directional shifts in a precision motion system?

The MAC025B-0-ZS-4-E/040-B-0/WI656LV/S001 motor’s 0.23 kg·m² moment of inertia stabilizes motion transitions. It prevents overshoot and enables accurate bidirectional control in dynamic axes.

Will insulation fatigue compromise long-term thermal reliability during high-cycle operations?

This model uses insulation class F, which handles extended heat exposure without degradation. It maintains electrical integrity across repeated duty cycles in thermally stressed environments.

How does this unit perform when paired with high-resolution velocity feedback loops?

The 0.75 tacho constant ensures responsive feedback for tight speed regulation. It enables precise closed-loop control where ripple suppression and fine motion accuracy are critical.

Does this model tolerate electrical noise in industrial automation networks?

Its 3-phase configuration reduces torque ripple and phase imbalance. This ensures smooth operation in environments with fluctuating supply or high electromagnetic interference.

In tight envelope builds, how does motor response impact mechanical compliance?

With a compact frame and 2 HP output, the MAC025B-0-ZS-4-E/040-B-0/WI656LV/S001 motor maintains torque density. It delivers consistent force in low-clearance applications with strict dimensional constraints.

The MAC025B-0-ZS-4-E/040-B-0/WI656LV/S001 is designed by Bosch Rexroth and is from the MAC series. It features a 0.75 tacho constant, 0.23 kg·m² moment of inertia, and operates on a 3-phase system. Its insulation class F ensures excellent thermal endurance and long-lasting reliability.