MCP030B-V180-NI-L0CN-NNNN Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat MCP030B-V180-NI-L0CN-NNNN is an MCP Ironless Linear Motor from the MCP Linear Motors series. This motor features a motor size of 030, frame length B, and an I-shape mounting style. It operates with a DC bus voltage of 300 VDC and uses natural convection for cooling.
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The MCP030B-V180-NI-L0CN-NNNN belongs to the MCP Linear Motors series manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This ironless linear motor segment contains only the moving coil assembly, which allows direct linear thrust in X-Y tables, gantry axes, and pick-and-place modules without a separate rotary transmission stage. By eliminating conventional rotary-to-linear conversion mechanics, it provides smooth force with low cogging and supports precise servo control over short or extended strokes in industrial automation environments. This layout is useful where direct linear motion is preferred for compact axis construction and responsive movement.
The motor requires a 300 VDC DC link that matches compatible IndraDrive power stages used to energize the moving coil winding. Heat generated during continuous service is removed through natural convection, so the coil can be mounted to a heat-spreading platen without fans or liquid cooling. The actuator uses frame length B, which suits medium-travel axes, and the active coil is built on size 030 laminations that balance acceleration with payload mass. The I-shape mounting style uses two parallel fixing rails along the stator interface for repeatable alignment during assembly. This arrangement supports clean mechanical integration where a compact moving coil format is required.
Signal and power leads exit through a front cable exit, which helps keep the harness within the motion envelope when the carriage reverses direction. Commutation and position feedback are referenced by digital output Hall sensors, simplifying connection to servo drives that expect logic-level phase signals. The coil is identified as an MCP Ironless Linear Motor, indicating a magnetically passive stator track and a moving conductor set with low mass and minimal attraction forces. This variant has no special design features, and its thermal behavior, force constants, and cabling limits follow the baseline MCP architecture rather than a customized configuration.