MS2N07-C1BRN-CMSH1-NNNNE-NN

Product Description:

The MS2N07-C1BRN-CMSH1-NNNNE-NN servo motor from Bosch Rexroth Indramat stands inside the MS2N Synchronous Servo Motors series, built mainly for high-accuracy work in modern automation. The listed motor gives out a steady force of 4.2 Nm rated torque and settles into a rated speed around 3000 rpm, so everyday jobs needing repeated, controlled motion benefit from this steady spec. Sizing counts too—this one uses a surface cooling setup on its body for better heat removal when running long or fast cycles. The mounting flanges follow IEC shapes, and the connection goes straight into the side with a direct cable outlet that skips weird connector shapes.

Heat is always a concern, which is where the cooling set and the surface finish get tough. An IP65 protection class throws out worries about heavier dust or quick sprays hitting the casing, an advantage in lines with cleaning stations or dirty air. Behind the shell, a Hiperface multiturn encoder supports feedback, helping line controllers stay paced with actual axis shifts and limiting errors in position. Power draw matches the physical muscle—rated power sits about 1.4 kW, keeping it friendlier for energy use in linked multi-motor cells. The motor stands mostly on flange mounting, preventing rocking over long days with gearboxes or strong pulleys hanging off.

Cabling and feedback work together to keep the signals sharp without extra adapters—clear output from the single-cable encoder system (labelled “CM”) means faster installs. IP65, blended with robust cooling, cuts off most basic hardware worries right away—useful if changeovers take hours to shut everything down. With its direct definitions for torque, speed, and feedback, this piece calls up the right balance between toughness and precision, so jobs like pick-and-place, control arms, and matched servos for forming tools all pull regular shifts with less babying and very few adjustments.