MCP040B-V300-NI-L1CN-NNNN Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat MCP040B-V300-NI-L1CN-NNNN is an MCP Ironless Linear Motor from the MCP Linear Motors series. It features a motor size of 040, I-shape mounting style, and uses front cable exit with cooling by natural convection. The motor operates at 300 VDC and is equipped with an analog output hall unit sensor.
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The MCP040B-V300-NI-L1CN-NNNN is an ironless linear motor engineered by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MCP Linear Motors series. Its moving-coil construction removes ferromagnetic material from the primary, eliminating cogging and helping the motor produce uniform force along the secondary magnet rail. In industrial automation, the motor converts regulated DC power into direct linear thrust for pick-and-place modules, gantry axes, and printing stages that require smooth acceleration and precise positioning. The absence of an iron core also helps avoid magnetic attraction effects that can disturb very small incremental moves on precision stages. Because thrust is generated without rotary-to-linear conversions, the unit supports fast response while reducing wear in the motion system.
Electrical integration centers on a DC bus rated at 300 VDC, which matches common drive cabinet voltage classes for linear-motion systems. Heat is removed through natural convection, so no liquid or forced-air components are required when the mounting surfaces allow unobstructed airflow. Service conductors leave the mover on the front, which can simplify harness routing when the load platform sits behind the coil. A Hall unit with analog output provides commutation feedback during startup and low-speed motion, and the coil stack uses frame length B to balance continuous force capability with compact overall size. This layout supports stable low-speed travel where smooth commutation is important for contouring and short positioning moves.
The mover height corresponds to motor size 040, providing a cross-section suited to lightweight carriages and helping reduce reflected inertia on the servo amplifier. Machine builders anchor the primary with an I-shaped mounting plate that lines up with standard Rexroth magnet tracks. The motor uses a standard configuration without added coolant passages or environmental hardening. Its compact geometry suits installations where moving mass, available space, and clean cable routing all affect axis behavior.
