Product Description:

The 2AD180C-B35OB1-BS06-A2V1 is an induction motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. Intended for machine-tool spindles, packaging lines, and transfer stations, the unit converts three-phase electrical energy into rotary motion that can be synchronized with a servo controller through its integrated encoder channel. Its construction follows the axial-flow cooling layout used in the series, helping keep the stator winding within thermal limits during continuous duty in automated cells.

Inside the housing, the motor uses heavy-duty bearings, so radial and axial loads from belt drives can be absorbed without premature wear. The rotor stops solely through drive torque because the motor is supplied without a holding brake, and installations that require static positioning must use an external lock. Heat is expelled by an axial blower on the rear cover, which pushes constant airflow along the frame. Position and speed are returned to the inverter through digital servo feedback, allowing closed-loop regulation during changing load conditions. The housing supports flange and foot mounting, so the motor can be attached by its end plate or secured on a base. The BS winding package is used in the electromagnetic design, and the motor operates on AC induction principles.

The motor has a frame size 180, and its length code C gives it a mid-range spindle envelope for this platform. Power conductors enter through a top-mounted terminal box, and the cable exit faces side B to simplify cabinet routing. The machine end uses a smooth shaft without a seal, while side B is supplied without a shaft. Dynamic operation follows vibration grade R, which helps limit oscillation in precision equipment. Because only one shaft end is provided, driven components must be connected on the machine side rather than through a rear extension.