Product Description:

The MCP020D-V720-NI-N0CN-NNNN is an ironless linear motor section produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MCP Linear Motors series. As a direct-drive component, it produces linear thrust along a magnet track without gears, screws, or belts, so motion platforms, pick-and-place axes, and precision stages can achieve smooth acceleration and accurate positioning in industrial automation. This layout helps reduce mechanical compliance in the drive train and supports repeatable motion at the point of load. Service wiring exits the stator on the front face, a layout that keeps moving cable loops short when carriages travel along the magnet assembly.

This unit is energized from a DC link rated at 300 VDC, a voltage level that matches mid-power drive amplifiers while keeping conductor sizes moderate. Heat is removed through natural convection; no liquid jackets or forced-air blowers are required, which simplifies enclosure layouts and reduces maintenance. Installation geometry follows the I-shape mounting style, providing a continuous straight profile that aligns with standard aluminum machine frames. The electromagnetic core is scaled to motor size 020, indicating a narrow active width that suits compact axes or clustered multi-head systems.

The mechanical envelope is extended by the frame length D option, giving a longer coil stack so higher continuous force can be generated at the same current density. As an MCP Ironless Linear Motor, the moving element carries no iron teeth, which minimizes cogging and produces a constant force curve across the entire stroke. There are no special design features added at the factory, so the unit is supplied in a baseline configuration that can be paired with custom tracks or position feedback selected for the application. The build, assembly tolerances, and winding parameters follow the standard MCP series format, which helps the motor section match the electrical and mechanical conventions used across the product line.