MLP100B-0250-FT-N0CN-NNNN

MLP Synchronous Linear Motors

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The MLP100B-0250-FT-N0CN-NNNN is a primary section from the MLP Synchronous Linear Motors series developed by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. As a synchronous linear motor, it generates thrust without mechanical transmissions and is integrated into gantry stages, pick-and-place axes, and other automated handling equipment. The moving coil assembly interacts with a stationary magnet track to convert electrical energy into direct linear force, allowing precise positioning and high acceleration in production cells and packaging lines within compact machine footprints.

At peak demand the unit can deliver a 5600 N force, a value used when sizing structural elements that must withstand acceleration loads. For continuous operation it supplies 1785 N, establishing the baseline for thermal calculations and cycle time planning. The current drawn under steady conditions is 24.1 A, while episodic peaks can rise to 142.6 A, so the drive amplifier and cabling must be rated accordingly. During standard machining or transfer motions the motor can travel at a nominal 350 m/min, a speed that balances efficiency with heat dissipation and magnetic saturation.

System designers also consider mass and geometry when mounting the coil carrier. The moving section weighs 23.3 kg, and its rectangular footprint measures 535 mm in length and 168 mm in width, with an overall height of 73.9 mm; these values define permissible acceleration without exceeding bearing loads. When the motor is driven to its application-specific limit, it can still reach 250 m/min at maximum force, enabling fast return strokes or rapid indexing without reconfiguring control parameters. Together, the mechanical dimensions and performance envelope support compact, high-speed linear stages in multi-axis assemblies.