Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat builds the MSK071D-0200-NN-M1-UK0-NV02, a synchronous servomotor within the MSK IndraDyn S Synchronous Motors series. The motor converts drive current into finely regulated rotary motion, allowing servo axes in pick-and-place gantries, tool changers, and packaging stations to meet tight position and speed tolerances. Its electromagnetic design works with Rexroth drive controllers to supply closed-loop torque so that mechanical loads can accelerate, decelerate, or hold position in coordinated multi-axis systems.

The unit relies on natural convection to remove heat, so it can be mounted on machines without auxiliary cooling hardware. A housing classified IP65 blocks dust and low-pressure water jets, helping protect internal components on factory floors. The size 071 frame combined with length code D gives the motor a mid-torque footprint, and the 0200 winding matches this geometry to the rated current range of compatible drive power stages. An insulation system in class 155 permits continuous copper temperatures of 155 °C, preserving dielectric integrity during high-duty cycles. Operation is allowed between 0 °C and 40 °C, providing thermal margin when the motor is enclosed or installed near process heaters.

Signal feedback is handled through a rotatable 240° connector that can be aimed toward cable ducts after installation. Inside, a Hiperface-compatible sensor uses optical encoder technology to generate 128 signal periods per revolution and stores turn count with a multi-turn absolute mechanism, enabling immediate absolute position reporting after power restoration. The mechanical package is delivered without a holding brake, making it suitable for applications where static torque is supplied by external gears, ball screws, or regenerative drive clamping rather than an internal friction brake.