Product Description:

The 2AD100B-B05A1-AS03-B2N1 is an AC induction motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. In automated cells, it converts the regulated output of a drive controller into rotation for conveyors, tool spindles, or positioning tables. It supplies continuous torque while the associated inverter manages speed and direction.

The motor develops a nominal mechanical output of 3.5 kW when supplied with a phase-to-phase voltage of 182 V rms and draws a steady-state current of 17 A rms. At the base speed of 1500 rpm, this electrical input is translated into a shaft torque of 22 Nm, allowing direct coupling to medium-load machinery. These figures help match the motor with a compatible inverter that can provide the required current without exceeding thermal limits. A flange-mounting interface fixes the stator housing to the machine frame, while a heavy-duty, electrically released brake holds the load during power-off conditions. High-resolution feedback mounted on the N-end enables the controller to close precise velocity loops, and the balanced shaft, including its 10 × 8 × 45 mm key, helps reduce radial vibration.

Dynamic behavior is influenced by a rotor inertia of 0.014 kg·m², and this moderate value lets the axis accelerate quickly without demanding excessive peak current. Thermal performance is characterized by a winding time constant of 35 min, so intermittent overloads can be tolerated before the stator reaches its thermal limit. The overall mass of 37 kg aids heat dissipation while still allowing manual handling during installation. A shaft diameter of 32 mm provides a sturdy interface for couplings, and the lack of a shaft seal means the motor should be installed in a protected enclosure to limit lubricant washout or particle ingress. Standard bearings support general-purpose radial and axial loading without special preload requirements.