MSK101D-0200-NN-S2-AG0-RNNN
MPN: R911316678
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The MSK101D-0200-NN-S2-AG0-RNNN is manufactured by Rexroth Indramat Bosch as part of the MSK Servo Motor Series. It features a continuous torque of 57.0 Nm and a continuous current of 26.8 A. It also displays a maximum torque of 160.0 Nmand a maximum current of 99.9 A and a winding inductive of 6,000 mH
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MSK Servo Motors, or the IndraDyn S motors, comprise an array of feature fitted and cost-effective motors in the list of servo-motors manufactured by Rexroth Indramat. Intended to be used along with the other IndraDrive controllers and power drives, these motors come with a wide range of power features such as differentiating size increments, varied torque and speed characteristics, and an assorted range of power-applications. They are further grouped as per major common features and components, which when superimposed with the numerous configurations possible ensure that there will always be an appropriate MSK motor to suit the specific needs of any operation.
The MSK101D-0200-NN-S2-AG0-RNNN has been created based upon user feedback and using the most updated advancements in the motor technology. They have a compact size of specification 101 that conforms to the length D. Its insulation quality is the latest laminated style and winding is to the code 0200. Using the natural convection mode of cooling, it efficiently dissipates heat generated during the operation and brings it within the ambient limit of maximum 40-degree centigrade.
The MSK101D-0200-NN-S2-AG0-RNNN motor has been fitted with a shaft sealing ring at the outlet of the standard type plain motor shaft that also does not have a holding brake. It is furnished with single turn Optical encoder, 2048 incremental type EnDat2.1. This enables indirect, absolute position fixing during every mechanical rotation and help in synchronizing the movements of other components. The standard design carries an electrical connector on the A-side of its housing to ease the access to the power source and among its variants; you will find motors that are designed with an Increase in shaft axial run-out as per DIN-42955.