MS2N10-E0BHL-BSBH3-NNNNN-NN

MPN: R914501924

No Tariffs On US Orders
  • Straightforward Pricing: No Rush Fees, No Credit Card Fees
Ask for Availability

Preparing your secure checkout page...

The MS2N10-E0BHL-BSBH3-NNNNN-NN is a Bosch Rexroth Indramat synchronous servo motor, part of the MS2N Synchronous Servo Motors series, featuring a rated power of 16.8 kW. It provides a rated torque of 54 Nm and a maximum torque of 157 Nm. The motor weighs approximately 84 kg and has IP65 protection with self-cooling via an axial fan.

Quote Request Form:

Warranty
Wake Industrial Warranty
To contact sales for pricing and lead time:

Payment Methods

Visa
Mastercard
AmEx
Wire Transfer

Shipping Methods

DHL
UPS
FedEx
Freight

Our Credentials

Cary Chamber
DUNS Registered
SAM Registered
BBB Accredited

Product Description:

The MS2N10-E0BHL-BSBH3-NNNNN-NN is an MS2N series synchronous motor from Bosch Rexroth that is designed for high torque industrial drive applications. It gets water-cooled through stainless steel coolant channels and its cooling circuit requires a flow of 3.98 liters/minute. Its permissible inlet pressure is up to 6 bar and the maximum permissible coolant temperature rise is specified as 8 K.

The MS2N10-E0BHL-BSBH3-NNNNN-NN motor delivers a standstill torque of 162 Nm and its rated torque at 100 K is 137 Nm. It is designed for a rated power of 22.1 kW at 1540 r/min of nominal speed and its stationary current requirement is 65.4 A. This unit’s maximum mechanical speed is 6000 r/min and electrical speed can be achieved up to 4000 r/min, while its peak current utilization is recorded as 102.5 A. The torque constant at 20°C is 2.9 Newton meters per ampere and its voltage constant is 176.4 V/1000 rounds. The MS2N10 motor delivers up to a maximum torque of 234 Nm at 20°C old and at 100 K, warm is the peak torque value reduces to 214 Nm. Its rotor has an inertia of 0.0141 kgm² and it integrates a single-turn encoder to ensure precise position detection that also supports SIL2 of safety integrity level.

The MS2N10-E0BHL-BSBH3-NNNNN-NN motor is presented with a holding brake of electrically released design with a holding torque of 90 Nm and it operates at 24 VDC. It offers a maximum connection time of 65 milliseconds and disconnection time of 250 milliseconds. This motor has a mass of 56 kg with the brake and its thermal time of the winding is 97.5 seconds. It possesses a smooth without seal shaft and it operates with the equipped standard bearings.

Coolant Flow Rate
3.98 L/min
Cooling Type
Self-cooling with axial fan
Feedback
Multi-turn Absolute Encoder
Maximum Torque
157 Nm
Protection Class
IP65
Rated Power
16.8 kW
Rated Speed
3000 rpm
Rated Torque
54 Nm
Rated Voltage
400 V
Rotor Moment of Inertia
0.0141 kg·m²
Size
10
Torque Constant (at 20 °C)
2.9 Nm/A
Type
Synchronous Servo Motor
Voltage Constant (at 20 °C)
176.4 V / 1,000 rpm
Weight
Approx. 84 kg
  • MS2N10E0BHLBSBH3NNNNNNN
  • MS2N10 E0BHL BSBH3 NNNNN NN
  • ms2n10-e0bhl-bsbh3-nnnnn-nn

Frequently Asked Questions about MS2N10-E0BHL-BSBH3-NNNNN-NN:

Q: How does rotor inertia of 0.0141 kg·m² affect motion control?

A: The low inertia allows faster acceleration and more responsive control in dynamic scenarios. It improves precision in positioning and reduces overshoot or lag.

Q: Why is the maximum coolant temperature rise limited to 8 K?

A: Its limiting temperature rise ensures the motor materials and insulation remain within safe thermal limits. It also helps maintain tight dimensional tolerances and magnetic properties under load.

Q: Why is the holding brake voltage 24 VDC in MS2N10-E0BHL-BSBH3-NNNNN-NN?

A: The 24 VDC brake is a common industrial standard that is easily supplied from control systems. It allows fast, safe release under power-up and reliable holding during power loss.

Q: How does the single-turn encoder contribute to safety in MS2N10-E0BHL-BSBH3-NNNNN-NN?

A: The encoder provides precise position feedback necessary for servo control and supports functional safety up to SIL2. It enables monitoring and diagnostics of rotor position without secondary sensors.

Q: Why is the thermal time constant of the winding 97.5 s significant?

A: The time constant indicates how long it takes the winding to heat or cool toward equilibrium. It helps designers size cooling and duty cycles to avoid overheating during frequent load changes.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The MS2N10-E0BHL-BSBH3-NNNNN-NN synchronous motor is tailored for demanding drive systems. It provides a peak torque of 234 Nm (cold), integrates a 90 Nm holding brake and uses stainless-steel coolant channels with 3.98 L/min flow. It is deployed in high-precision robotics, injection molding machines and force-control presses in factory automation.’’

Motion Industries logo
3M logo
IBM logo
Gexpro Logo
Caterpillar logo
NASA logo
Ford logo
Vallen logo