Product Description:

The 2AD160C-B05OA6-DD07-A2N1 is an AC induction motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. Designed for automated machinery, it converts three-phase electrical power into continuous rotary motion that can be regulated by a matching drive controller. This allows the motor to supply steady mechanical output for conveyors, gantries, and processing equipment across production lines. In these systems, the motor works with the controller to maintain stable rotation under changing process demands.

It employs a radial blower that forces cooling air across the stator and housing, maintaining permissible temperatures during high duty cycles. The unit mounts through flange mounting, so the motor face attaches directly to the machine frame and keeps axial alignment precise. Electrical conductors enter at the top, which can simplify vertical cabinet layouts and reduce cable bending. The motor is configured without a holding brake, so an external device must secure the load when power is removed. Position and speed data are returned through a multiturn absolute encoder, allowing the controller to track shaft angle over successive revolutions and resume motion after a power loss without a homing sequence.

The stator frame corresponds to size 160, and the active lamination stack uses length code C, which gives a torque envelope suited to medium-inertia axes. Power leads terminate in a terminal box, and the conduit is oriented to Side A to help separate motor and control wiring inside multi-axis enclosures. This arrangement helps keep power routing orderly in compact machine installations. Internally, standard bearings support the rotor, and vibration is limited to vibration grade R for consistent performance on precision fixtures. The drive end uses a smooth shaft without a seal, and the non-drive side is made without a shaft end. The DD winding code indicates the resistance and inductance profile selected for general-purpose industrial drives.