Product Description:

The MCP030D-V390-NI-L0CN-NNNN is a linear motor segment produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the MCP Linear Motors series. As a moving primary part, it interacts with a passive secondary track to generate direct electromagnetic thrust, allowing automated handling, pick-and-place, and metering systems to position loads without rotary-to-linear gear conversions. Because thrust is generated directly along the axis, the drive train can omit screws, belts, and gearboxes that would otherwise add backlash and wear. This arrangement supports smoother motion on axes that need consistent linear force during repeated travel.

This model operates from a DC link rated at 300 VDC, aligning it with common low-voltage servo inverters used in multi-axis platforms. Power and feedback leads leave the module on the front side, which can simplify cable routing where motion occurs along a single axis. This cable orientation helps when the mover runs inside compact machine frames that have limited side clearance. Heat is removed through natural convection, so the mounting arrangement must permit free airflow around the housing during operation. The active coil stack corresponds to motor size 030, and mechanical attachment uses an I-shape mounting pattern for direct fastening to standard aluminum machine frames.

Frame length code D extends the active magnetic path, which raises available peak force compared with shorter units of the same width. The Hall unit provides commutation signals through a digital output, so the drive can detect position transitions without analog interpolation. The product is an ironless linear motor, which means it has no iron core in the moving assembly and can support very smooth motion at very low travel speeds. Because the moving assembly has low magnetic attraction to the track, the axis can also respond quickly to small command changes. This layout is useful in precision dispensing and optical inspection stages where low ripple and direct linear response are important.