Product Description:

The MLP100A-0150-FS-N0CN-NNNN is a synchronous linear motor segment manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MLP Synchronous Linear Motors series. Rather than producing rotational torque, the unit generates thrust along a track so machinery can position loads without gearboxes or ball screws. This direct-drive arrangement is suited to pick-and-place gantries, portal axes, and high-speed transfer lines where short cycle times and accurate positioning are important. It is intended for axes that need repeated acceleration and deceleration with minimal drivetrain backlash. A liquid cooling circuit runs through the stator housing to stabilize winding temperature during continuous duty.

Under steady operating conditions, the motor delivers 1180 N of continuous force, while short peaks can reach 3750 N without exceeding thermal limits. The electromagnetic design has a force constant of 127.80 N/A, so each ampere of phase current produces a predictable amount of linear thrust. Rated current is limited to 9.2 A for normal service, but short-term motion profiles may draw up to 50.8 A for rapid acceleration. With winding code 0150, the section reaches a nominal travel speed of 220 m/min, which supports fast indexing on long strokes. This balance between force output and current demand helps the motor move heavy tooling while maintaining stable thermal behavior. The cooling loop is intended for closed-circuit liquid service, which helps keep performance consistent during repeated motion.

The motor has a total power loss of 1500 W, which is removed by a coolant flow of 2.0 l/min to keep copper temperature within class limits. Back EMF is characterized by a voltage constant of 73.8 Vs/m, a value the drive can use when estimating velocity and managing generator-mode braking. The moving assembly weighs 13.5 kg, which helps the axis designer assess carriage loading and support structure requirements. Because the motor acts directly on the axis, moving mass remains an important factor when selecting rails, bearings, and the rest of the moving platform.