MS2N07-D0BHN-AMUK2-NNNNN-NN
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The MS2N07-D0BHN-AMUK2-NNNNN-NN is a synchronous servo motor with a rated power of 2.2 kW and 8 Nm rated torque. Manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat, it belongs to the MS2N Synchronous Servo Motors series and operates at a rated speed of 3000 rpm. This motor features IP65 protection and natural convection cooling.
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Part number MS2N07-D0BHN-AMUK2-NNNNN-NN is a top-notch product of the Bosch Rexroth Indramat top-reviewed MS2N Synchronous Servo Motors lineup. This synchronous servo motor type designates a closed-loop capable machine which guarantees precise position and speed control for motion systems. Frame size MS2N07 defines the mechanical envelope and shaft interface, allowing direct coupling to compatible gearboxes and mounting flanges. Its power is rated at 2.2 kW and can state continuous electrical-to-mechanical capability. This mainly determines inverter sizing and thermal management for sustained operation.
The component’s rated torque value of 8 Nm specifies continuous torque at rated speed which guides gearbox ratio and steady load selection. Its maximum torque 22 Nm declares peak torque capacity and informs short-term acceleration and overload handling. In addition, the 3000 rpm rated speed defines nominal rotational velocity to adjust process timing and gearing decisions. 400 V AC voltage class for this unit gives the nominal supply class and thus matches common three-phase plant distribution, clarifying insulation and switchgear choices. Encoder type SIL3 Singleturn Hiperface (SICK/Stegmann) indicates a safety-capable singleturn encoder that supports functional safety architectures and absolute position readback. Motor’s cooling with natural convection names passive heat removal to lower auxiliary cooling needs and simplifies installation in restricted spaces.
Global certification of IP65 makes the variant water and dustproof and hence reduces external enclosure requirements in different weather conditions. The connector orientation is rotatable in the MS2N07-D0BHN-AMUK2-NNNNN-NN and allows flexible cable exit for simple cable routing and simplifying panel layout. Rotor inertia low value of 0.0012 kg·m² indicates a low rotating mass which improves dynamic response and further reduces required drive tuning effort. The motor’s mass of 12.9 kg supports lifting, mounting hardware and inertia matching during mechanical design.
Frequently Asked Questions about MS2N07-D0BHN-AMUK2-NNNNN-NN:
Q: What mechanical implications follow from frame size for MS2N07-D0BHN-AMUK2-NNNNN-NN?
A: Frame size “MS2N07” determines flange diameter, bolt pattern and shaft interface which mandates specific coupling selection. It reduces the need for custom mechanical adapters when matching gearboxes and driven equipment.
Q: How should rated power be applied when selecting drives for MS2N07-D0BHN-AMUK2-NNNNN-NN?
A: This rated power of 2.2 kW defines continuous output that informs inverter current limits, expected heat dissipation and conductor sizing. This allows the drive, cables and protective devices to match sustained operational load without thermal overload.
Q: Why does rated torque matter for MS2N07-D0BHN-AMUK2-NNNNN-NN when sizing mechanical components?
A: The drive’s 8 Nm rated torque describes continuous torque at nominal speed that dictates gearbox ratios, coupling torque capacity and torque-limiting protection settings.
Q: How does maximum torque affect acceleration planning for MS2N07-D0BHN-AMUK2-NNNNN-NN?
A: This maximum torque value 22 Nm sets the available peak torque for short intervals, allowing calculation of achievable acceleration and safe transient load handling without exceeding thermal or mechanical limits.
Q: How does rated speed shape process matching for MS2N07-D0BHN-AMUK2-NNNNN-NN module?
A: With a rated speed of 3000 RPM, the motors establish the nominal rotational speed which defines required gearbox reduction and the baseline for torque versus speed calculations in motion profiles.
