MDD065C-N-060-N2M-095PL1
The MDD065C-N-060-N2M-095PL1 is a compact synchronous motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the MDD Synchronous Motors series. Supplied as a motor for digital drive controllers, it converts electrical drive commands into rotational motion for positioning axes, indexing tables, and similar automation tasks. The unit’s construction supports rapid servo cycles, making it a practical actuator for medium-speed machine tool and material-handling equipment. Its compact housing also helps it fit machines where axis spacing is limited. This motor type is well suited to applications that need quick acceleration, steady positioning, and a small installation footprint.
During continuous operation, the motor can deliver 2.1 Nm of torque at standstill, allowing closed-loop holding of loads without external brakes. When speed commands are issued, the rotor can reach 6000 rpm, a nominal value that suits high-frequency inverter outputs used in pick-and-place heads or spindle drives. A built-in blocking brake applies up to 3.0 Nm of holding torque when power is removed, helping prevent drift on vertical axes. For accurate mechanical alignment, the flange provides a 95 mm centering diameter that mates with standard servo mounting interfaces. Protection against oil splash and dust ingress is improved by a shaft seal, which helps protect internal components in contaminated environments. The combination of high speed capability and brake holding torque suits axes that alternate between rapid travel and stationary load retention.
The electrical side of the motor uses digital servo feedback, so the drive controller receives high-resolution position data with minimal latency. That information originates from an integrated multiturn absolute encoder, which tracks shaft angle over multiple revolutions and removes the need for homing after power loss. Power and signal cabling arrive through a keyed connector, and all connections are oriented to the left side, which can simplify cable routing in closely spaced machine layouts. Standard rotor balancing helps reduce residual vibration, while the keyway shaft end eases coupling to pulleys or gearheads without added adapters. This arrangement supports stable speed control and repeatable positioning during cyclic motion.
