Product Description:

The 2AD132B-B35RB1-AD01 is an AC induction motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for use in industrial drive systems. As a squirrel-cage machine, it converts electrical energy into rotary motion for machine tools, printing lines, and other automated equipment. It is supplied as a bare shaft unit for servo or vector-controlled installations, where an external frequency inverter handles speed or torque regulation. This arrangement lets the motor serve as the power-producing element while control functions remain in the drive electronics. The design is suited to applications that need durable continuous operation without integrated motor-side feedback hardware.

This motor is supplied without a holding brake, so any requirement to hold a vertical or suspended load must be handled by the machine or the drive. Cooling is provided by an integral axial blower that pushes air along the housing to remove heat from copper and iron losses. Forced airflow helps the motor maintain stable thermal behavior even when shaft speed is too low for self-ventilation to be effective. The frame uses motor size code 132, placing the unit in a midsize housing suited to general industrial machinery. The housing supports flange and foot mounting, which allows either face mounting or base installation depending on the machine layout.

The motor uses motor length code B, which gives it an axial length suited to its intended power range while keeping rotor inertia compatible with responsive drive control. Power leads exit through the power connection on side B, helping keep cables clear of nearby couplings or gearboxes when the shaft faces the operator. The terminal box is arranged in the power connection position on the right when viewed toward the shaft, which supports consistent conduit routing across similar installations. The motor belongs to the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series from Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This orientation also helps keep cable runs orderly and leaves blower airflow less obstructed around the housing.