MAC112D-0-ED-1-B/130-A-1/-101250-S005 product details
The MAC112D-0-ED-1-B/130-A-1/-101250-S005 is a recorded designation in the Indramat MAC family. Match every character and the installed configuration before ordering or substituting.
Motors that share a frame can differ in winding, feedback, shaft, flange, holding brake, cooling and connector arrangement. Verify the full suffix and connected drive.
Historical inventory reference
| Exact designation | MAC112D-0-ED-1-B/130-A-1/-101250-S005 |
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| Family | MAC |
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| Model group | MAC112 |
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| Product type | MAC AC Servo Motors |
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| Quantity | No current quantity is published for this catalog record. Request a current stock check. |
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| Current price & condition | Confirmed with your quote |
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The quantity snapshot, photo reference and photo review can have different dates. None confirms today’s physical stock, test status, firmware or included accessories.
MAC112 manual-backed identification notes
MAC112 A/B/C/D designations identify progressively larger motor-length and torque packages within the legacy MAC AC servo-motor system.
| Length packages | A, B, C and D |
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| Winding groups | Manual tables include 1,500, 2,000, 3,000 and 5,000 rpm options with model restrictions |
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| Cooling | Natural convection or supported surface-blower arrangements |
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| Feedback | Tacho arrangement, voltage/type and optional mounted encoder |
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| Centering | 130 mm or 180 mm |
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| Other fields | Connector direction, brake, encoder code and special-design number |
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Compatibility checkpoint: MAC is a tacho-feedback generation. Winding, tacho voltage, encoder, brake and the intended TDM/KDS system must be checked from the full code.
These are identification notes for the documented model or generation. Option lists describe the manual scope; they do not decode every field of this exact unit or confirm an interchangeable replacement.
View manual reference: MAC AC Servo Motors - Project Planning Manual →Check a manual against your nameplate and firmware →
Photos help confirm the match
Start with a straight-on nameplate and the complete motor. Add the shaft and flange, power and feedback connectors, rear feedback housing, and any brake or cooling labels. Photograph only when access is safe under your facility procedures.
Full nameplate and photo checklist →Repair and testing
Send the machine builder, model, axis, fault history and photos of the label and installed interfaces. Litco reviews the unit before confirming repairability, testing, timing and terms.