Product Description:

The MSK100D-0350-NN-S1-BG0-NNNN is a synchronous servo motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the MSK IndraDyn S Synchronous Motors series. It converts drive-controller current into precise rotary motion for positioning, interpolation, and process-speed control in automated machinery. Its design supports installation close to the driven load, which can reduce the need for belts, shafts, or other intermediate transmission parts. That shorter mechanical path can improve responsiveness in compact axis layouts. It is suitable for applications that need repeatable motion without adding bulky transmission components between the motor and the load.

Heat generated during operation is removed solely by natural convection, so enclosure layouts must leave space for upward airflow instead of relying on forced cooling. The power lead exits on the B-side, which can simplify cable routing when several motors share a common machine wall or cable channel. Rotor position is sensed with a Hiperface feedback system that delivers 128 signal periods per revolution, allowing the control loop to interpolate fine angle changes for smooth speed regulation. The encoder uses an optical scanning method and operates in single-turn mode, supplying absolute shaft angle information within one mechanical turn. This feedback arrangement supports closed-loop motion control where stable position data is needed throughout normal axis travel.

The motor is supplied without a holding brake, so applications that must hold position after power removal require an external brake or another holding method. A plain shaft supports direct coupling to pulleys or gearboxes where low backlash is preferred, and it also suits clamp-style hub connections. The motor has motor size 100, and winding code 0350 identifies the electrical winding used for this frame. Its standard housing and D length fit the established dimensions of this motor platform, which helps it integrate into equipment built around this mounting envelope. This format is often used where mounting space and cable direction must stay consistent across the machine layout.