MS2N03-D0BYN-HMSH1-NNNNE-NN
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MPN: R914501748
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The MS2N03-D0BYN-HMSH1-NNNNE-NN Servo Motor is manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This motor has a winding of 9,000 min with a Multiturn encoder design. This motor is Equipped with a holding brake, it has a Smooth, no shaft seal shaft, and a M23 Single-Cable connection, turnable electrical connection.
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The Bosch Rexroth MS2N03-D0BYN-HMSH1-NNNNE-NN motor has a smooth shaft denoted by H. This means that it has a smooth structure without a shaft seal. A shaft-seal-free motor is useful in a clean environment where little or no contaminants are present. The lack of a shaft seal minimizes friction and improves the motor's life span and efficiency. It has no seal, so it is easy to clean and maintain thus making it suitable for companies involved in food processing and pharmaceuticals.
This motor has a low rotor inertia. Rotor inertia can be defined as the ability of the motor's rotor to change its speed. A motor with zero rotor inertia means it comes to a standstill or gets to speed instantly and with good control. This makes it suitable for applications where high-speed or frequent movements are required. Low rotor inertia in the motor helps the motor to immediately respond to the control signal. This gives improved precision, in applications where sensitive movements or high-speed motion control is required. The low rotor inertia is beneficial for smooth and precise operations, and high performance and reliability for industrial applications such as robotics and packaging.
A holding brake for synchronous motors is advantageous when the MS2N motor needs to attain a fixed position especially when power is switched off. The holding brake maintains the position of the shaft when the rotor is subjected to any external driving force and attempts to move off-center. It minimizes faulty movements as unintentional motions lead to significant operational errors, for example in robots, conveyors, or equipment which require accurate positioning for high efficiency. Synchronous motors are widely used in automation, robotics, and high-precision manufacturing machinery.
