Product Description:

The MCP040G-V300-NI-N0CN-NNNN is a primary section in the MCP Linear Motors series produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. Classified as an ironless linear motor, it generates thrust directly along a track without the weight or cogging associated with iron-core designs. This direct-drive arrangement removes the need for belts, screws, or gear reductions between the motor and the moving load, which helps improve response in short-stroke and high-repeatability tasks. In automated assembly cells, gantry loaders, and precision stages, the component supplies smooth, controllable motion that supports accurate positioning and reduced mechanical wear.

Its power electronics are designed around a 300 VDC bus, so the matching drive module can deliver consistent current at this intermediate voltage while keeping cable losses low. Heat produced in the windings is removed through natural convection, eliminating the need for external blowers or liquid jackets and allowing installation in compact enclosures. The forcer uses motor size 040, which offers a practical balance between force density and moving mass for medium payloads. A longer active section is indicated by frame length G, which increases continuous force capability when the axis must sustain acceleration over repeated cycles.

Mechanical integration is supported by the I-shape mounting profile, which aligns the fixing holes along a narrow central spine for direct attachment to aluminum machine frames. Wiring exits at the front, keeping the cable loop on the same end as the moving carriage and reducing bend stress in dynamic applications. The ironless construction reduces magnetic attraction to nearby ferromagnetic parts, which helps keep motion smooth and lowers audible noise during travel. The unit uses a standard configuration, and it aligns electrically and mechanically with companion tracks and sensors used in multi-axis linear motion systems.