2AD132D-B35OA2-AS03-B2N3
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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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The 2AD132D-B35OA2-AS03-B2N3 is a synchronous motor designed by Bosch Rexroth. It is a variant of the 2AD series. The Indramat AC motors have lifetime-lubricated cylindrical deep-groove ball bearings. If the loads and speeds are maintained, the service life of these bearings is 20000 operating hours. They're often used as main spindles or servo motors in automation systems, which require precision and reliability. Hence, they do not need much maintenance.
The 2AD132D-B35OA2-AS03-B2N3 motor has a base speed of 1500 rpm, while the peak performance can be attained at the speed of 7500 rpm. The motor weighs 135 kg, with the rotor inertia measured at 0.118 kgm2. The average sound pressure level of the motor is 75 dB, while the power wire cross-section area is 16 mm2 according to EN 60204, part 1 / 2/86. The motor features both flange and foot mounting options, making installation flexible and convenient. Flange mounting uses a flat surface with bolt holes to attach the motor directly to equipment, while foot mounting relies on built-in feet to secure it to a base or frame. With both methods available, the motor easily adapts to different setups, ensuring smooth and efficient operation.
The 2AD132D-B35OA2-AS03-B2N3 motor uses no holding brake and standard bearings. The motor has a nominal torque of 140 Nm and a nominal power output of 22 kW. The shaft is fully balanced with the complete key installed and is designed without a shaft sealing ring. These motors are designed to handle ambient temperatures from 0 degrees C to +45 degrees C, and they can perform at up to 1000 meters in altitude. Beyond that, you may see a power reduction, as is typical with many motors at high altitudes.
