Product Description:

The 2AD180C-B35OR1-BS01 is a three-phase induction motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and belongs to the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. In automated machinery the unit converts electrical energy into rotational motion for pumps, presses, and material-handling axes that need constant-speed torque from a mains-powered motor controller. The combination of a cast-iron stator housing and a separately driven cooling fan makes the model suitable for continuous industrial service while limiting thermal rise during sustained loading.

This motor is supplied without a holding brake, so torque must be maintained by the drive or an external mechanical lock when power is removed. Cooling air is delivered by an integrated Axial Blower, forcing flow along the frame to extract heat from the stator laminations and windings. The mechanical geometry follows the frame size 180, providing a shaft height and mounting interface compatible with IEC dimensions, and the build has a length code C, indicating an extended active core for higher continuous power. Installation flexibility is available through flange and foot mounting, allowing the machine designer to secure the motor either on a base plate or directly to a gearbox housing.

Electrical terminations are reached through a terminal box that is factory-oriented to the right of the drive-end flange so conduit can run parallel to the machine wall. Conductors exit through the top of that enclosure, keeping cable bends short and reducing contamination from floor-level debris. Internally the stator uses a BS winding, a designation that sets resistance, reactance, and thermal class for pairing with standard 50/60 Hz inverters. These connection and winding details complement the cooling system and mechanical format described earlier, producing a motor that can be integrated quickly into automated cells while maintaining proper temperature and alignment under continuous duty.