Product Description:

The 2AD180C-B35OB1-BS33-D2N1 is an AC induction motor from Bosch Rexroth Indramat in the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It is intended for automated machinery where constant-speed or inverter-driven operation is used to move product, drive pumps, or power material-handling axes. The motor converts three-phase electrical energy into continuous rotational torque and works with digital drive controllers for regulated industrial motion. Its design suits applications that require steady torque over long operating periods and reliable integration with closed-loop automation systems.

Thermal management relies on an axial blower that forces air along the housing fins, allowing rated output without external ducts. Position holding is provided by an electrically released heavy-duty brake that clamps the shaft when control power is absent, which is useful on vertical axes. For precise speed regulation, the motor uses high-resolution motor feedback, so the attached drive can close current and velocity loops accurately. The housing supports flange and foot mounting, permitting installation on a base plate or directly on a machine frame. Power conductors enter through a terminal box mounted on top of the stator and oriented toward side B for simple cable routing. This arrangement keeps the wiring protected and reduces exposed connection points around the machine.

The motor uses the C length code with the 180 size code frame, giving it a compact form that still accommodates the BS winding for common inverter voltages. A shaft seal with a balanced key helps limit oil ingress and preserves running balance when pulleys or couplings are installed. Running quality matches R vibration grade, which indicates permissible vibration levels during continuous duty. The motor is supplied without a shaft end on side B, uses standard bearings, and routes its main conductors toward the drive side for straightforward installation. That layout is useful where installation space is limited but stable mechanical alignment is still required.