Product Description:

The 2AD132C-B35OB1-CS03-D2V1 is an AC induction motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. The unit converts three-phase electrical power into mechanical rotation for spindle drives, material transport systems, and auxiliary pumps in industrial automation. Tight feedback integration with matching drive controllers supports accurate speed regulation during changing load conditions. This arrangement helps the motor maintain stable operation in machines that require repeatable motion and consistent process quality. It is suited for equipment where motor speed must remain coordinated with other machine functions during normal production.

Thermal management is provided by an axial blower mounted on the housing, and the forced airflow keeps winding temperature below the insulation limit during continuous duty. Rotor position and speed are reported through high-resolution motor feedback, allowing the controller to minimize slip at low speeds and respond quickly to command changes. Frame diameter code 132 identifies the stator size and sets the mechanical interface dimensions. The motor uses flange and foot mounting, so it can be attached by either the base or the face without extra brackets. Power terminals are positioned on the top, which helps keep conduit runs away from coolant in machines that flood the lower area. Heavy-duty bearings handle radial and axial loads from belts or gear couplings while supporting stable operation over long duty cycles.

The active length variant C increases the magnetic core length to support higher continuous output, and winding code CS indicates the electrical values used by the matched inverter for current control. Mains entry faces side B, keeping cables on the non-drive end where access is often easier in tight enclosures. Dynamic balance meets vibration grade R, which helps limit vibration during high-speed operation. The shaft is fitted with a seal and is balanced with the complete key, while the rear frame is supplied without a shaft end to accommodate the blower. Because the motor is supplied without a holding brake, vertical axes require an external clamping device when power is removed.