MHD115C-024-PG1-BA

The MHD115C-024-PG1-BA is a servo motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat as part of the MHD Synchronous Motors series. The unit converts three-phase electrical power into controlled rotation for axes that require accurate speed, torque, and position regulation. In automated machining centers, packaging lines, and assembly cells, this motor pairs with a compatible drive controller to execute repeatable positioning cycles and maintain process precision.

Its electromechanical capability begins with a continuous standstill torque of 70.0 Nm, enough to hold static loads without auxiliary clamping while current is applied. The stator winding identified by code 024 defines the voltage and current limits accepted by the coils. Motion feedback is provided by a digital servo encoder that returns absolute position information for more than >4096 revolutions, so homing after power loss is unnecessary. Heat generated in the windings is dissipated through Natural convection, allowing operation without forced air or liquid cooling. Overall length is denoted by class C, and the square mounting interface has a flange dimension of 192 mm, matching common mechanical frames.

The mechanical interface completes the design. A centering pilot of 180 mm aligns the housing, and the motor size designation of 115 indicates the stator diameter family used across the series. Power and feedback conductors exit to side B through an output connector, simplifying cabinet layouts on multi-axis machines. The plain shaft couples directly to gearboxes or belt pulleys, and a shaft seal keeps lubricant and dust from reaching the bearing system. During power-off states the integrated brake applies 70.0 Nm of retentive torque, preventing back-driving on suspended or overhung loads. The winding code 024 links the motor to a specific drive data set for commissioning.