2AD132D-B05OL2-AS03-D2N1
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Bosch Rexroth Indramat AC Motor in the 2AD Series. This Motor is an Asynchronous Motor Type that has a Motor Size of 132, and a Motor Length of D."
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With a maximum speed limit of 7500 rotations per minute, the 2AD132D-B05OL2-AS03-D2N1 is the perfect servo motor for fast-paced applications such as drilling and CNC machining. This motor is not only fast but is also able to generate a rotational torque of up to 140 Nm. This servo motor can be attached to a gearbox system to multiply its torque output to a larger value than 140 Nm based on the gear ratio rating of the gearbox, which is separate from this servo motor. A spindle shaft can also be attached to the end of this servo motor for various types of attachments.
This motor comes with impressive specifications as it can generate an average torque of 2.8 Nm for each ampere of current consumed at 290 volts AC, making the overall design highly efficient and perfect for applications that demand a high level of efficiency for their control systems. The flange mounting system of this servo motor helps mount this motor easily, as the flange mounting option ensures that the servo shaft is centrally aligned with the load to prevent the shaft from breaking when a high-tension load is attached.
The high-resolution feedback system on this servo motor helps the servo motor operate much more accurately as it ensures the shaft of the servo motor always rotates to the correct requested position with a minimal error rate. The speed of the servo motor is also regulated with the help of a tacho feedback system where for every 1000 rpm speed increase the motor is able to generate around 3 volts of signal for feedback, allowing the motor control module to calculate the current speed and then generate the appropriate response needed to regulate the speed of the servo motor.
