MDD065A-N-040-N2M-095GL0

It provides precise position information across power cycles, enabling the controller to know shaft position immediately at startup. That reduces need for homing routines and improves reproducibility in automated machinery.

This speed is useful for tasks needing medium-rapidity motion such as indexing tables, pick-and-place, or packaging machinery. It balances speed and control rather than ultra high-speed or very low RPM heavy torque drives.

The plain shaft simplifies coupling and prevents complications from keyways or side B extensions, while shaft seal helps protect bearings from contamination. This makes it more durable in dusty or mildly dirty industrial settings.

If the system holds a vertical load or requires zero drift under power off, then yes — an external holding brake will be needed. For horizontal or lightly loaded shafts, design tolerance might permit operation without a brake.

Without a side B shaft end, the motor only provides a shaft extension at the drive end, which simplifies coupling to driven loads. If you need loads or attachments on both ends, you'll need a motor spec that includes a side B shaft end.