Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat’s MLP200C-0090-FT-N0CN-NNNN is a primary section in the MLP Synchronous Linear Motors series. Designed for direct-drive gantries and transfer modules, it converts stator current into linear thrust without gears or ball screws. The module uses motor size 200 with winding code 0090, making it suitable for compatible inverters and coolant units in precise, high-speed positioning duties within automated production cells.

The mover sustains a continuous thrust of 4,460 N, enabling long-term carriage motion under load. For short peak demands, it can generate up to 14,250 N, while the permanent magnets apply an additional 20,500 N of attractive force toward the track that must be countered by mechanical guidance. A force constant of 194.10 N/A relates output to phase current, and typical operation draws 22.9 A, while dynamic events may momentarily reach 117.9 A. The 13.6 mH winding inductance helps moderate current ripple seen by the inverter. All conductors exit the front face, and the coil block is sealed with a thermo-encapsulation process, giving a mass of 50.7 kg and protecting the copper from vibration. Liquid cooling circulates through 0.358 l of ducting at 3.9 l/min, and system limits allow 10.0 bar inlet pressure with a 2.0 bar drop across the motor.

With effective heat removal, the primary section travels at a nominal speed of 170 m/min. Even under full load, it maintains 90 m/min. During operation, the windings release 2,700 W that must be removed through the coolant stream. Electrical loss is influenced by a resistance of 2.64 Ω, which helps determine voltage requirements during fast acceleration phases. The unit does not include an integrated encoder, so it is intended for control systems that use external feedback while requiring repeatable, high-throughput linear motion.