Product Description:

The 2AD132C-B35OB2-CS03-D2V1 is an AC induction motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It drives automated machinery by translating three-phase electrical energy into shaft rotation for positioning, cutting, and material transfer on production floors. An internal feedback channel supplies the controller with precise rotor data, enabling stable speed regulation across varying loads in industrial duty.

Installation flexibility is provided by its flange and foot mounting arrangement, allowing the housing to be fixed to a base plate or directly to a gearhead. The stator frame follows size code 132, and the electromagnetic stack corresponds to motor length code C, a combination suited to medium-power applications. Heat is removed through axial blower cooling, which forces air along the stator channels and helps prevent thermal saturation during extended cycles. Motion data is relayed by high-resolution motor feedback, which supports tight velocity loops without external encoders. Because the unit is supplied without a holding brake, any static load retention must be handled by the drive or by external mechanical locks. The windings carry code CS, which identifies the conductor dimensions and insulation scheme for the rated operating point.

Mechanical durability comes from heavy-duty bearings that resist axial and radial forces common in belt drives. Dynamic balance is complemented by a shaft seal with a balanced key, which helps limit lubricant escape and reduce transmitted vibration. The motor is graded to vibration grade R, so service speed remains within permissible oscillation limits for connected tooling. Power leads exit at the top of the housing and route to side B, which helps keep terminals clear of coolant lines on side A. The design omits a shaft end on the B-side, which simplifies coupling choices and maintains enclosure integrity.