Product Description:

The MSK100C-0200-NN-S1-AP0-NNNN is a synchronous servomotor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat as part of the MSK IndraDyn S Synchronous Motors series. It is used in industrial automation to convert electrical energy from a drive into controlled rotary motion for positioning tables, packaging equipment, and similar machinery. Integration with drive controllers allows high-resolution feedback, enabling the motor to maintain commanded velocity and torque under changing load conditions. Its synchronous operating principle also supports accurate motion in applications that require repeatable starts, stops, and speed changes.

The motor relies on natural convection for thermal management, so heat is dissipated through the housing without external fans or liquid circuits. This arrangement keeps the installation simple, but free air space around the frame is still needed for effective heat transfer. Feedback travels over the Hiperface interface, carrying digital position data and analog sine-cosine signals to the drive with low latency. Inside the encoder, an optical scanning head reads a scale that provides 128 signal periods, which supports stable speed control at low rpm. Because the encoder is single-turn, absolute position is available within one revolution, while position beyond that range must be tracked by the control system. The rotor uses a keyed shaft, and the motor comes without a holding brake, so standstill torque must be maintained by the drive or by external mechanical holding devices.

The housing uses the standard mounting pilot and flange pattern for this motor platform, allowing it to fit common machine interfaces without special adapters. With a frame size of 100 and a length code of C, the motor offers the torque capacity expected for packaging, printing, and press axes that need responsive servo performance. Winding code 0200 matches the phase characteristics used by compatible drive current loops, which helps the motor respond predictably during acceleration and load changes. The A-side power connector points the motor leads toward the cabinet side of the machine, which can simplify routing in tight layouts. This layout also helps separate motor cabling from moving machine elements in many installations.