This is not a photo of the exact inventory unit. Request current unit and nameplate photos with your quote.
The MHD112C-024-PP3-BN is a recorded designation in the Indramat MHD family. Match every character and the installed configuration before ordering or substituting.
Units that share a base model can differ in power, feedback, command interface, firmware, brake, shaft, cooling or installed modules.
| Exact designation | MHD112C-024-PP3-BN |
|---|---|
| Family | MHD |
| Model group | MHD112C |
| Product type | Synchronous servo motor |
| Quantity in the historical snapshot | 9 · not a current stock count |
| Quantity snapshot date | 2026-08-22 |
| Current price & condition | Confirmed with your quote |
The quantity snapshot, photo reference and photo review can have different dates. None confirms today’s physical stock, test status, firmware or included accessories.
The MHD112 synchronous motor group uses a 192 mm flange and 130 mm centering diameter in the cited planning data, with multiple length, winding, cooling, feedback and brake combinations.
| Length packages | A, B, C and D |
|---|---|
| Mechanical interface | 192 mm flange and 130 mm centering diameter |
| Documented windings | 024, 035, 048 and 058 across supported A/B/C combinations; 012 and 027 for MHD112D |
| Feedback | Relative digital servo feedback or multiturn absolute feedback |
| Cooling | Natural, surface and supported liquid-cooled combinations |
| Other fields | Shaft, brake, connector direction and housing/cooling |
Compatibility checkpoint: Winding and cooling conditions govern the applicable performance data. Feedback, brake and connector orientation must also match the complete code.
View manual reference: MHD Synchronous Motors - Project Planning Manual →| Identity | Complete type code, material number and revision from the physical label |
|---|---|
| Electrical design | Winding or nominal-speed field |
| Feedback | Encoder, resolver, tacho or digital-servo-feedback field |
| Mechanical interface | Shaft, flange and centering code |
| Holding | Brake selection and torque |
| Installation | Cooling and connector direction |
A straight-on nameplate image is the most useful first view. Add the full unit, connectors or option modules, and the shaft, flange or rear interface when requesting a stock check or repair review.
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.
These pages explain the system evidence that still matters after an exact inventory record is found.
These records may share a model or family, but only a complete configuration review can establish compatibility.
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The suffix can change electrical and mechanical compatibility. Include every character and a clear nameplate photo.
