Product Description:

The 2AD100D-B05OA7-AS03-D2N1 is produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat as part of the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It is an AC induction motor that converts three-phase electrical energy into controlled shaft rotation for machine tools, packaging lines, and transfer stations operating under closed-loop speed control. In these systems, the motor supplies rotary power for axes that need steady speed behavior during acceleration, load changes, and long production runs. Integrated ventilation and a compact flange interface allow direct installation on gearboxes or belt drives without extra cooling hardware, which helps the motor fit continuous automation duties where stable torque and consistent motion are required.

Heat is removed by a radial blower on the drive end, and a secondary axial fan rated at 230 V maintains airflow through internal ducts during sustained load periods. This airflow path supports heat removal when the motor remains under continuous demand for extended operating cycles. Because the motor is supplied without a holding brake, stopping energy must be managed by the inverter or by an external mechanical clamp when the axis must remain fixed. Rotor position is reported through high-resolution motor feedback, supporting tight velocity loops and smoother low-speed travel. The motor uses flange mounting for direct machine attachment, and power conductors terminate in a connector that simplifies cable removal. The winding code AS gives the electrical characteristics expected by the matching drive, and standard bearings support combined radial and axial loads.

The housing corresponds to motor size 100, and length code D gives a medium magnetic core that balances inertia with continuous torque capability. That combination suits applications that need a practical balance between rotating mass and steady torque output during repetitive motion. All mains leads exit on Side A and are oriented at the top, which can help when cable routing is arranged above the axis or along upper tray paths. A shaft seal is fitted, the rotor is balanced with the full key to reduce residual forces, and the B-side is supplied without a shaft end for installations with limited axial space.