Product Details
Brand Name: Rexroth
Model Number: MSK060B-0600-NN-M1-UG0-NNNN
Payment & Shipping Terms
Material Number: |
R911306012 |
Motor Type: |
Synchronous Servo Motor |
Frame / Winding: |
MSK060B / 0600 |
Cooling / Design: |
NN: Natural Convection / NNNN: Standard |
Continuous Standstill Torque: |
5 Nm At 60 K |
Continuous Standstill Current: |
6.1 A RMS At 60 K |
Maximum Torque: |
15 Nm |
Maximum Speed: |
6000 Rpm |
Encoder: |
M1: Optical Multiturn Absolute Hiperface, 128 Signal Periods |
Power Connection: |
U: Rotatable Plug, 240 Degrees |
Drive Shaft: |
G: Plain Shaft With Shaft Sealing Ring |
Holding Brake: |
0: Without Holding Brake |
Protection / Ambient: |
IP65 / 0 To 40 °C Under Stated Operating Conditions |
Material Number: |
R911306012 |
Motor Type: |
Synchronous Servo Motor |
Frame / Winding: |
MSK060B / 0600 |
Cooling / Design: |
NN: Natural Convection / NNNN: Standard |
Continuous Standstill Torque: |
5 Nm At 60 K |
Continuous Standstill Current: |
6.1 A RMS At 60 K |
Maximum Torque: |
15 Nm |
Maximum Speed: |
6000 Rpm |
Encoder: |
M1: Optical Multiturn Absolute Hiperface, 128 Signal Periods |
Power Connection: |
U: Rotatable Plug, 240 Degrees |
Drive Shaft: |
G: Plain Shaft With Shaft Sealing Ring |
Holding Brake: |
0: Without Holding Brake |
Protection / Ambient: |
IP65 / 0 To 40 °C Under Stated Operating Conditions |
Where an existing horizontal feed axis uses the B-length MSK060, the replacement must preserve the motor envelope as well as its feedback and winding. This version has M1 multiturn feedback, a plain shaft and no holding brake. Its role is controlled axis motion; it is not a standalone motor-and-drive package.
Application and Selection
Consider this configuration for space-constrained horizontal feed axes where the machine specification already calls for MSK060B-0600. For a new axis or a changed load, compare the required speed-torque envelope, acceleration cycle, cooling conditions and mechanical drawing before selection. The motor frame alone does not establish suitability.
Do not select the larger C-length version only because both motors carry a 0600 winding code. Coupling alignment, installed space, inertia and drive settings all affect whether a change is workable.
Key Features
Supply and Inquiry Information
Request a quotation for MSK060B-0600-NN-M1-UG0-NNNN, material number R911306012. Send the required quantity, delivery country and postal code, preferred condition, and requested arrival date. For a breakdown replacement, attach readable photographs of the original nameplate, shaft and connectors, together with the machine and drive identification.
Ask the offer to confirm the 0600 winding, M1 feedback and UG0 configuration explicitly. The quotation should identify the actual offered unit, condition, price, delivery estimate and included items. Availability and commercial terms require confirmation for the specific request; the product description is not a stock reservation.
If cables, a coupling, a shaft key or inspection records are needed, list them separately in the RFQ. Request nameplate and condition photographs before order approval, and agree any functional-test evidence, packing requirements and warranty terms in writing.
Compatibility and Replacement Note
Match the complete motor code and material number first. Then check the mechanical interface, drive feedback support, winding data, brake circuit where fitted, cables and machine parameter set. An HCS or HMS designation alone does not establish compatibility. Any proposed alternative needs separate engineering approval and commissioning checks.
Buying and Replacement FAQ
Q1. What should I send to obtain a quote for MSK060B-0600?
Use the full code MSK060B-0600-NN-M1-UG0-NNNN and reference R911306012. Include quantity, destination and required date. A clear nameplate photograph helps prevent a different encoder, winding or shaft option from being quoted.
Q2. Should I accept an MSK060C because it has more torque?
Only after an engineering review. Extra torque capacity does not establish fit or control compatibility. For a like-for-like purchase, specify the B-length code and compare the mounting and coupling arrangement.
Q3. What evidence should I request for the UG0 configuration?
Ask for readable nameplate and connector photographs plus a shaft-end image. Confirm the plain shaft with shaft sealing ring and rotatable plug, 240 degrees. Confirm that the offered unit is the brake-free version; do not approve a brake-equipped substitute without checking the revised assembly.
Q4. Can my existing servo drive operate this replacement?
Provide the complete drive and control-section codes, firmware information and original motor details. The review must cover the 0600 winding and M1 feedback as well as cables and machine parameters. Do not approve a motor solely because both products belong to the same drive family.
Q5. Are connection cables and mechanical accessories included?
The model identifies the motor configuration, not a complete installation kit. Ask the quotation to list the motor, cables, coupling and any separate shaft key individually. For the plain shaft, check the existing coupling bore and clamping arrangement rather than assuming a coupling will be supplied.
Q6. How are availability, condition and delivery confirmed?
Request a written offer against R911306012 stating the full model, offered condition, quantity, delivery estimate and validity. Agree required photos or test evidence before payment. If the exact item is unavailable, require any alternative to be identified separately and reviewed before acceptance.
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