Product Description:

The MCP070M-V050-NI-N0CN-NNNN is an ironless linear motor section engineered by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and supplied within the MCP Linear Motors series. As a primary component of a magnetic linear drive, it delivers direct thrust to a moving carriage without rotary-to-linear conversion, making it suitable for pick-and-place gantries, packaging axes, and semiconductor stages where smooth motion is required. Because the winding rests on a lightweight epoxy former instead of an iron core, attraction forces to the permanent-magnet track are eliminated, which lowers friction and helps the drive maintain accurate velocity profiles in high-precision automation.

Power is provided by a bus supply of 300 VDC, the standard level delivered by Rexroth IndraDrive converters, so current and force calculations remain consistent across multi-axis machines. Heat generated in the coil is removed through natural convection; this passive method avoids pumps or blowers and lets the motor be mounted inside sealed chambers. The active coil stack uses Motor Size 070, giving it a 70 mm width that balances continuous force with a compact cross section. Attachment holes are machined for an I-shape mounting rail, keeping the thrust face parallel to the secondary magnet track without additional spacers. Its electrical and mechanical tolerances support full-duty operation without derating.

Service wiring leaves the housing through a front cable exit, which shortens drag-chain loops when the carriage moves in the positive stroke direction. The motor has Frame Length M, an intermediate active length suited to moderate travel and force demands in mid-range axes. It is classified as an MCP Ironless Linear Motor, so it carries no ferromagnetic core and adds minimal moving mass. This layout also eliminates cogging forces that could disturb submicron positioning tasks.