2AD132C-B05OA2-BS11-A2V1
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Bosch Rexroth Indramat AC Motor in the 2AD Series. This Motor is an Asynchronous Motor Type that has a Motor Size of 132, and a Motor Length of C."
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The 2AD132C-B05OA2-BS11-A2V1 is an induction motor that is produced and manufactured by Rexroth Bosch, a German-based company. Rexroth Bosch is a global provider of induction motors. These induction motors are used within the automation industry, robotics, and CNS machines. Such motors are installed in machines where heavy loading and lifting is required. They ensure the efficient and smooth function of such machinery. Specifically, the 2AD132C-B05OA2-BS11-A2V1 belongs to the 2AD series of asynchronous motors. The motor size of such 2AD asynchronous motors is set according to the height of the shaft of each motor.
The 2AD series specifically is designed to include air-cooled induction motors. The 2AD132C-B05OA2-BS11-A2V1 comes with a size of 132 and length C. The mounting style used in 2AD132C-B05OA1-BS06-C2V1 is Flange Mounting. A flange-mounted motor consists of a flange plate, mounting holes, bolts and fasteners, sealing rings, shaft extensions, and bayonet connections. The flange plate is a plane surface that attaches the shaft of the motor to any other equipment or machinery. The 2AD132C-B05OA2-BS11-A2V1 has a power connection that is provided on the top of the motor. The winding is directly connected to the power connection.
NTC sensors help in controlling the overheating of the motor and protect it from other environmental conditions. Such sensors help in monitoring temperature changes with high accuracy. The plain shaft of the motor fits well because shaft design allows motors to regulate speed and torque with high accuracy and power for particular tasks. The use of the brake in the motor is appropriate for gradual and steady deceleration of the motor, as over time abrupt stops will adversely affect machinery, and may also ruin the alignment of a shaft.
