The Rexroth MDD112D-N030-N2M-130GA0 is a high-end digital AC servo motor engineered to meet the stringent requirements of modern manufacturing. In the landscape of industrial automation, the ability to control movement with sub-millimeter precision at high velocities is paramount. The MDD series from Bosch Rexroth addresses these needs by utilizing advanced permanent magnet technology and a high-resolution digital feedback system, ensuring that the motor performs with deterministic accuracy under various load conditions.
Designed for integration with Rexroth’s digital drive controllers, such as the IndraDrive and ECODRIVE series, the MDD112D provides a seamless "plug-and-play" experience for systems engineering. Its brushless design virtually eliminates mechanical wear, resulting in a motor that is not only highly efficient but also remarkably low-maintenance, even in continuous-duty applications.
| Technical Parameter | Specification Detail |
|---|---|
| Motor Series | MDD (Digital AC Servo Motor) |
| Frame Size | 112 (192mm Flange) |
| Motor Length | D (High Torque Version) |
| Nominal Speed | 3000 RPM (N030) |
| Encoder Feedback | Digital Feedback System (N2M) |
| Shaft Design | Plain Shaft (No Keyway) |
| Output Connection | Specialized Electrical Plug Configuration (130GA0) |
| Cooling Mode | Natural Convection (Standard) |

The MDD112D-N030-N2M-130GA0 is characterized by its "D" length frame, which offers an increased stack length compared to smaller versions in the 112 series. This allows for a significantly higher stall torque and continuous torque output without increasing the motor's flange dimensions. This high torque-to-weight ratio is essential for machine builders looking to reduce the overall mass of moving parts, such as in large-scale portal milling machines or high-speed robotic arms.
Accuracy is driven by the integrated N2M digital feedback. Unlike traditional analog resolvers, this digital system transmits position, velocity, and diagnostic data over a digital bus to the drive controller. This prevents signal degradation over long cable runs and allows for the implementation of advanced motion features, such as electronic gearing and complex cam profiling. The feedback system is also capable of storing motor-specific parameters, allowing the drive controller to automatically configure itself upon power-up.
The MDD112D is built to withstand the heat generated by rapid duty cycles. The housing is constructed from high-grade aluminum with optimized surface fins to maximize natural convection cooling. Furthermore, the 130GA0 electrical connection design provides high levels of ingress protection against oils, coolants, and dust, ensuring that the motor remains operational in the harsh environments of metalworking and heavy industrial processing.
With a nominal speed rating of 3000 RPM, the Rexroth MDD112D-N030 provides the velocity required for modern high-throughput lines. However, speed is useless without control. The motor’s internal rotor inertia is carefully balanced to allow for high-speed operation while remaining stable during sudden stops or reversals. This makes it particularly effective for "flying cut-off" applications or high-speed packaging equipment where the motor must synchronize its movement with a continuously moving web of material.
The versatility of the MDD112D-N030-N2M-130GA0 makes it a preferred choice for several precision-focused industries:
Machine Tool Industry: Used for driving feed axes and auxiliary spindles in CNC machining centers where surface finish and dimensional accuracy are critical.
Printing and Paper Conversion: Managing web tension and registration in large-scale printing presses where high-speed synchronization is required.
Packaging and Food Processing: Controlling high-speed wrapping, filling, and palletizing robots with robust reliability and high IP ratings.
Material Handling: Powering precision sorters and automated storage/retrieval systems (ASRS) in smart warehouses.
For optimal performance, the Rexroth MDD112D-N030-N2M-130GA0 must be mounted to a heat-conductive surface to facilitate thermal dissipation. The plain shaft design (130GA0) requires high-precision couplings to ensure that torque is transmitted without backlash, which is vital for maintaining the accuracy of the digital feedback system. It is recommended to use original Rexroth power and feedback cables to ensure electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and signal integrity.
Maintenance is minimal due to the brushless design. Periodic inspection of the shaft seals and electrical connectors is advised to ensure no ingress of contaminants. As a heritage-grade component from Bosch Rexroth, this motor is designed for decades of service. When integrated into a properly tuned system, the MDD112D offers a low total cost of ownership through high energy efficiency and exceptional uptime.



