Product Description:

Designed for general-purpose motion in machining centers, packaging lines, and material-handling systems, the 2AD132C-B35OB2-AD01-S07 is an electric drive unit produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat as part of the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. The assembly couples to a frequency inverter to regulate speed and direction, providing reliable three-phase torque wherever precise yet rugged rotational force is required in automated production environments. It supports vector-controlled acceleration profiles, allowing the motion controller to synchronize multiple axes without mechanical slippage or overshoot. This operating approach also helps the motor respond smoothly to changing load demands during continuous production cycles.

The motor uses an axial blower as its integrated cooling method, forcing airflow along the stator ducts so rated output can be maintained at elevated ambient temperatures. Frame size code 132 sets a 132 mm shaft-height envelope that balances power density with manageable mass. A stack length designation of C extends the iron core, adding thermal capacity and torque while preserving the same basic mounting pattern. The housing uses flange and foot mounting, allowing either face-bolt or base-bolt attachment on the same unit. All phase conductors are routed through a consolidated power connection block that accepts industry-standard lugs and keeps the wiring layout compact.

Because the unit is supplied without a holding brake, any required static load retention must be handled by external clamps or by the inverter’s torque-producing capability. The three-phase feed enters on side B while the terminals sit at the top of the frame, which helps keep cable routing clear of the main cooling airflow path. This arrangement also leaves the opposite side available for associated machine connections. The machine is identified as an AC induction motor, so it operates according to standard asynchronous motor principles used with inverter-driven industrial axes.