Product Description:

The MSK101D-0300-FN-M1-AG0-NNNN is a synchronous servomotor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MSK IndraDyn S Synchronous Motors series. Within automated packaging lines, gantry axes, and transfer modules, this motor converts electrical energy into precisely regulated rotary motion that can be profiled by a drive controller. Because it relies on electromagnetic torque rather than mechanical gearing, the unit supports high cycle rates while minimizing backlash in multi-axis assemblies, making it a practical positioning element in modern industrial automation.

The stator winding is coded 0300, a designation for its copper fill factor, resistance, and inductance so the drive can apply current limits without manual scaling. Heat generated in the slots is extracted through liquid cooling, allowing continuous duty at high torque without dependence on cabinet airflow. Position and velocity data are communicated over the Hiperface interface; this digital channel transmits sine-cosine signals together with electronic nameplate data for automatic setup. The optical disk inside the encoder yields 128 signal periods per mechanical revolution, and because the scan head is built as a multiturn absolute encoder, it stores the shaft position across 4096 turns even when the system is powered down.

The mechanical configuration follows the standard design parameters of the series. Frame size 101 sets the flange dimensions and bolt circle, while motor length D determines the active core depth for the required continuous torque band. A radial power connector on the A-side simplifies routing in cabinets where the cable harness drops from above. The rotor is machined with a plain shaft, so torque is transmitted by frictional clamping couplings rather than keyed engagement. Feedback accuracy benefits from optical scanning, and because the motor is supplied without a holding brake, any static load retention must be handled by the external drive or machine locks.