Product Description:

The MSK101E-0300-NN-M1-AG0-NNNN is a synchronous servo motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MSK IndraDyn S Synchronous Motors series. The unit is classified as a servo motor that delivers closed-loop torque and speed control in automated packaging lines, gantry axes, and material-handling stations. It is built in the standard design, uses motor size 101 with the elongated E length, and routes its power leads from the A-side housing for orderly cable placement. Closed-loop control allows the connected drive to manage acceleration, steady speed, and accurate stopping on coordinated axes. The motor is supplied without a holding brake.

Its thermal management relies on natural convection, so correct mounting clearance lets ambient air dissipate stator heat during operation. Motion feedback is handled through a Hiperface interface that carries position and parameter data from an optical sensor head. This sensor subdivides one mechanical revolution into 128 signal periods, and the optical path supports fine interpolation while resisting magnetic interference. Because the encoder is a multiturn absolute device, the controller receives an unambiguous shaft angle across multiple revolutions even after power cycling. The feedback channel also supports stable commutation and repeatable positioning during reversing and indexing moves. Electrical performance is matched by winding code 0300, which is selected for compatible drive operation and dynamic torque response under nominal DC-bus voltages.

The housing meets IP65, which helps protect the motor in dusty areas and in washdown environments without a separate enclosure. Continuous operation is permitted at ambient temperatures from 0 to 40 °C, so the surrounding air must remain within that range to avoid thermal derating. Mechanical power is transmitted through a plain shaft, which suits clamp couplings and gear inputs that do not require an integrated key. The motor uses insulation class 155, which supports allowable winding temperatures during cyclic industrial duty. This operating profile fits automated equipment that runs repeated motion sequences throughout normal production shifts.