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Why is 15 Nm torque useful for industrial applications?

Maximum torque handles demanding operational surges easily. This makes it adaptable to processes that require short bursts of additional force.

How does keyed shaft improve torque transfer in MSK050C-0600-NN-M1-UP1?

Keyway design prevents shaft slippage under load. This ensures a consistent torque transfer to couplings even in harsh industrial conditions.

Why does a 6 Nm holding brake improve safety during shutdowns?

Brake torque keeps shaft immobile during stops. This provides load stability when power is turned off or when systems are not in operation.

How does 5.5 Nm continuous torque benefit stationary operations?

Continuous torque sustains consistent force without overheating. This ensures dependable motor performance during extended stall periods in demanding environments.

Why is explosion protection design crucial in MSK050C-0600-NN-M1?

Explosion protection increases safety in hazardous zones. This helps meet industrial standards in areas with potential risks from combustible gases or dust.

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Rexroth Indramat’s MSK050C-0600-NN-M1-UP1-NSNN synchronous servomotor delivers 15 Nm maximum torque with 5.5 Nm continuous torque. It features a released 6 Nm holding brake and a multiturn absolute encoder. It suits high-precision machinery requiring reliable torque control under variable loads.