Product Description:

The 2AD132C-B05OB1-BS01 is an industrial drive component manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It is an asynchronous machine that delivers mechanical shaft power when a programmable controller requires regulated speed and torque. When paired with a matched frequency inverter, the motor supports repetitive duty cycles that are common in automated assembly lines and material-processing cells. Because speed is set through the inverter, the motor can be used in transfer systems, process sections, and similar equipment where steady torque delivery is needed during starts and speed changes.

The motor is supplied without a holding brake, so position at standstill must be maintained by external clamping or drive-generated torque. Thermal management is handled by an axial blower, which forces air through the housing to keep the winding temperature within acceptable limits during continuous operation. This forced-air arrangement also supports cooling when shaft speed is low. The motor uses frame size 132 and stack length C, giving it a larger active iron length for higher torque within this frame class. Installation is based on flange mounting, and the three-phase terminals are placed on the top of the stator to simplify overhead cable entry.

Power leads exit toward side B, which helps separate high-current conductors from feedback devices mounted at the opposite end. Its classification as an AC induction motor means torque is produced by a rotating magnetic field rather than by permanent magnets. This design works well with vector-controlled drives that adjust current and slip to maintain stable speed under changing loads. The winding code BS identifies the conductor and insulation arrangement used for this version of the motor. That arrangement is selected to suit the thermal class of the machine and to support continuous operation with stable electrical loading.