Product Description:

The MSK100C-0200-NN-S1-BG0-NNNN is an IndraDyn S synchronous servomotor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MSK IndraDyn S Synchronous Motors series. It functions as a torque source for CNC axes, pick-and-place modules, and other motion tasks that require closed-loop speed and position control. When paired with a compatible drive controller, the motor delivers repeatable rotary output that supports tight process tolerances in automated production cells. Its operating concept is suited to machines that need accurate response during indexing, contouring, and steady-speed movement.

The MSK100C motor is cooled by natural convection, so heat leaves the stator through surface fins without auxiliary fans or liquid circuits. Position feedback is handled by a Hiperface interface that carries absolute angle data and parameter storage over two signal pairs. The internal encoder uses optical sensing and resolves 128 signal periods per mechanical revolution, giving the controller ample interpolation headroom for smooth velocity control. Because the sensing system is a single-turn type, it reports absolute position within one revolution and relies on the drive to count additional revolutions during extended motion. This arrangement supports stable commutation and consistent feedback behavior across a wide speed range.

The mechanical configuration follows a standard build and comes without a holding brake, so load retention must be provided by the drive or by external clamping when power is removed. The motor has a size 100 frame with a C length code, which keeps the package compact for mid-range axes while leaving room for the active magnetic components. Power reaches the windings through a B-side connector that helps keep the cable path clear of the feedback connection. A plain shaft supports coupling to gearboxes or pulleys, and winding code 0200 identifies the electrical resistance and inductance used by compatible Rexroth drives. This layout supports straightforward integration where clean cable routing and predictable motor matching are important.