Product Description:

The MSK101D-0200-NN-S1-BP0-NNNN is an IndraDyn S synchronous servomotor built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and assigned to the MSK IndraDyn S Synchronous Motors series. As a permanent-magnet AC unit, it converts servo drive commands into controlled torque and speed for positioning axes, packaging lines, and other industrial automation tasks. Its electromagnetic design supports dynamic moves while maintaining feedback accuracy, making it suitable for multi-axis systems that require repeatable motion profiles. This arrangement allows the motor to respond quickly to changing speed commands during indexing, transfer, and synchronized machine motion.

It relies on natural convection for cooling, so heat is dissipated through the housing without external blowers and the installation should allow free airflow around the frame. The rotating element uses a shaft with a keyway, enabling positive torque transfer to couplings or pulleys without slip under changing load. Rotor position is reported through a Hiperface optical encoder that delivers 128 signal periods per revolution, and this interface carries power and data on a single cable. Because the encoder is single-turn, absolute position is retained within one mechanical turn, while higher-level control manages turn counting beyond that range. Optical scanning inside the feedback unit supports stable commutation and closed-loop speed correction during rapid starts and reversals.

The motor has a size of 101 and a D length, giving it a high-torque form factor that still fits common machine frames. Its standard design means no special sealing or liquid-cooling modules are fitted, which helps keep the installation straightforward in clean industrial environments. The stator winding identified as 0200 matches the electrical characteristics expected by compatible IndraDrive amplifiers. Power is routed through a connector on the B-side of the housing, which can simplify cable runs when the motor faces outward on a machine wall. Delivered without a holding brake, the motor requires external load holding whenever the axis must remain fixed after power is removed.