Product Description:

The 2AD132C-B35RA1-BS03-S02 is an AC induction motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It converts three-phase electrical power into controlled rotary motion for machine tools, packaging axes, and conveyor drives used in industrial automation. When paired with a compatible inverter, the motor supports regulated speed and torque over a broad operating range. This makes it suitable for applications that require repeatable response during acceleration, steady running, and changing load conditions. Its design is intended for continuous-duty service where stable mechanical behavior and consistent heat removal are important.

Cooling is supplied by an integrated axial blower that directs air along the stator housing to keep winding temperature within limits during sustained operation. Position and velocity are monitored through high-resolution motor feedback, allowing tight closed-loop control and reduced following error. That feedback arrangement helps the drive maintain stable speed regulation when load conditions change during normal machine cycles. The motor uses frame size 132, which fits common IEC mounting dimensions for this class. The housing supports flange and foot mounting, so it can be attached to either a machine base or a vertical mounting surface. Power conductors exit toward Side A, which helps keep motor power wiring separated from the signal connection.

This model is supplied without a holding brake, so load retention during power-off must be handled by external braking hardware or drive torque. The motor has length code C, which provides a balanced housing depth for installations with limited space behind the mounting face. Terminals are located on the right side when viewed from the shaft end, making cable access easier where clearance is restricted on the opposite side. The side-mounted terminal position can also simplify access in cabinets or machine frames with limited service clearance. The stator uses winding code BS, which corresponds to the electrical characteristics used by compatible drives during variable-frequency operation.