Product Description:

The MCP020D-V180-NI-N0CN-NNNN is an primary section for an ironless linear motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the MCP Linear Motors series. In an automation cell, it acts as the moving coil that generates direct linear thrust when energized by a matching drive, removing the need for rotary-to-linear conversions and enabling precise positioning on pick-and-place axes, gantry stages, or other high-response transport mechanisms. By interacting with a stationary magnet track, the coil delivers force along the travel path without cogging, which supports smooth motion at both low and high speeds.

The mover’s electrical and thermal characteristics affect its operating behavior. A DC bus voltage of 300 VDC sets the ceiling for the winding current and the continuous thrust it can produce. The motor is classified as size 020, a width code that aligns the coil with standard magnet plates and keeps assembly dimensions predictable. Its frame length D extends the active copper length to raise continuous force without changing width or height. Heat is removed through natural convection, so enclosure airflow must keep the coil within its temperature limits. All power and feedback conductors exit at the front of the module, which helps simplify cable-chain routing when the carriage moves toward the driven payload.

The base uses an I-shaped footprint that bolts directly to machine carriages and avoids spacer blocks or custom adapters. With an ironless construction, the coil has no normal attraction to the magnet rail, which reduces bearing load and eliminates magnetic cogging during slow or precise moves. This variant uses the standard winding, insulation, and connector arrangement for this version. That layout keeps the module straightforward for installation in systems that need consistent linear motion behavior.