Product Description:

The MCP020B-V180-NI-L0CN-NNNN linear motor coil is built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and belongs to the MCP Linear Motors series. As an ironless planar phase module, it generates thrust directly along a magnet track without cogging, so it suits high-precision pick-and-place gantries, semiconductor steppers, and metrology tables. By removing rotary-to-linear conversions, it helps controllers position payloads with very high repeatability while keeping moving mass low. That low moving mass can also shorten settling time after rapid indexing moves, which supports fast duty cycles in industrial automation.

Power for the coil is supplied from a DC link rated at 300 VDC. Heat produced by copper losses is removed by natural convection, so the module can be mounted to aluminum stages without added fans or liquid circuits. Service leads exit at the front, allowing strain-relieved routing toward cable chains that move with the carriage. The module uses an I-shape mounting pattern, which places the fixing holes along a narrow central rail and leaves space at both edges for sensor strips. The active length uses code B, which indicates a medium-length element that balances continuous force with manageable mass in multi-axis heads.

The coil has a frame size of 020, giving it a slender profile that helps keep inertia low during rapid acceleration. Hall elements provide a digital output, giving the drive an immediate phase reference at power-up. The unit is an MCP Ironless Linear Motor, so the winding does not use ferromagnetic laminations and therefore avoids attraction toward the magnet track. The coil has no special design additions, leaving the base configuration open to application-specific accessories such as temperature sensing, shielding, or external cooling plates when required. This layout supports smooth linear motion where low disturbance forces and precise travel are important.