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Connection on side B means cabling must reach that side without interference; cable routing must accommodate the connector’s location and orientation. The connector type should be rated for the current, shielding (for resolver feedback), and environmental sealing to avoid signal degradation or mechanical damage.

It means Bosch Rexroth applies their default balancing procedures (not the premium or low-vibration grade), which are sufficient for many uses but might allow more residual imbalance than precision-balanced motors. At 10,000 min⁻¹, even small imbalances can generate centrifugal forces that stress bearings and mountings; for sensitive or high RPM applications consider upgrading or ordering an enhanced balance version.

High rotational speed increases centrifugal forces, bearing wear, heat generation, and possible imbalance effects. Adequate lubrication, precision balancing (standard housing balance helps), and cooling (ambient or forced) are essential to maintain bearing life and performance.

The 40 mm centering diameter ensures the motor can be mounted concentrically with matching hub/gearbox; if the mating component has poor tolerances, imbalance or eccentricity can lead to vibrations. “Standard” balance means they meet Bosch Rexroth’s typical vibration specifications; for ultra-high precision or high-speed applications you may need “precision” balance variants.

Holding torque at zero speed causes current to flow continuously, generating heat even though no rotation; at high speeds, air flow or cooling must dissipate rotor/stator losses. Ensure ambient temperature and mounting allow sufficient convection or forced cooling; otherwise derate performance or duty cycle.