MS2N04-C0BNN-BMDK1-NNNNN-NN
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MPN: R911396550
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The MS2N04-C0BNN-BMDK1-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor is manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This motor has a winding of 6,000 min with a Multiturn encoder design. This motor is Equipped with a holding brake, it has a Keyway, with shaft seal shaft, and a M17 Double Plug, turnable electrical connection.
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The MS2N04-C0BNN-BMDK1-NNNNN-NN is an Rexroth MS2N04 servo from Rexroth, part of their synchronous servo motor design series with a frame of size 4. The frame length of this servo motor is length C, making it suitable for mounting in small and constricted areas, ideal for densely populated environments, especially in industrial plants with multiple equipment installed. This servo motor offers 3000 rpm of speed under normal conditions, making it ideal for high-speed applications, and relies on a cooling option that utilizes natural convection to maintain its temperature.
The motor has a maximum torque rating of 13.05 Nm at cold temperatures of up to 20°C, where low power loss allows the motor to generate more power, resulting in higher torque output. At warmer temperatures, this motor may experience some losses, leading to a decrease in the maximum torque, which may drop to 12 Nm. This servo motor has a torque constant rating of 1.74 Nm for every ampere of current it consumes, with a current rating of 1.61 Amperes for 100 Kelvin. The rated torque at this temperature is 2.39 Nm.
This servo motor features a 5 Nm holding brake that immediately stops the axle from spinning when necessary. It also serves to hold the shaft in a fixed position. The brake requires 24 volts DC to operate and draws around 0.63 Amperes of current to engage. The engagement delay for this brake design is around 30 ms, and it takes 45 ms for the brake to disengage from its holding state. This delay also serves as a safety feature.
