Features:
- Closed-loop axis role: The motor works with a servo drive and feedback device rather than direct mains power.
- Exact suffix identity: The complete nameplate distinguishes the installed motor configuration from a similar-looking frame.
- Mechanical integration: Shaft, mounting face and coupling geometry form the physical boundary of the replacement.
MDSKSRS036-13 turns the command from a matched Lenze servo system into controlled machine movement.
Its nameplate identity links the motor to the drive project, feedback arrangement and mechanical axis already established in the machine.
That combined electrical and mechanical fit is why visual frame similarity alone is insufficient for service replacement.
Apter Power can help confirm Lenze MDSKSRS036-13 identity, drive family, feedback, brake and connector scope before quotation.
Lenze MDSKSRS036-13 Synchronous Servo Motor Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Synchronous operation: Rotor position and drive current are coordinated for controlled torque production.
- Rated-speed anchor: The 4000 rpm point guides continuous-duty and thermal review.
- Load matching: Gear ratio and reflected inertia determine acceleration and settling behavior.
- Feedback dependency: The drive must recognize the installed feedback arrangement before closed-loop motion.
- Voltage relationship: The 245 V motor rating is evaluated with the selected drive and mains supply.
- Field weakening: Supported control can extend speed when available voltage reaches its limit.
- Torque-speed boundary: Higher speed normally reduces available continuous torque.
- Current regulation: The servo drive controls motor current from the motion command and rotor-feedback response.
- Connector record: Power, feedback and brake connections are photographed before removal.
- Mechanical alignment: Coupling and mounting faces are checked for preload or damage.
- Brake verification: If fitted, release and holding behavior are tested independently of torque control.
- Packaging axes: Drives indexed motion where position repeatability affects sealing or cut location.
- Handling systems: Controls transfer, pick-and-place or gantry movement through a matched servo drive.
- Printing machinery: Supports coordinated web or cylinder motion with controlled speed changes.
- Assembly machinery: Drives repeated positioning movements in a machine axis engineered for this motor configuration.