Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat builds the 2AD180C-B35OR1-BS03-A2V1 as part of its 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. This AC induction motor converts three-phase electrical power into continuous rotary motion for machine tools, packaging systems, and other automated stations that rely on steady torque delivery. By pairing an induction rotor with integrated stator windings, the unit offers a straightforward drive element that can be connected to standard frequency inverters and integrated into multi-axis production cells.

The motor employs heavy-duty bearings to handle radial and axial loads that arise from belt drives or directly coupled gearboxes. Heat produced in the stator is removed by an axial blower, allowing full-load operation without external liquid cooling. Frame information is encoded by the size code 180, indicating a center height that fits large-frame machinery, while the length code C indicates an intermediate stator stack for a balanced power-to-weight ratio. A high-resolution motor feedback device is integrated to relay rotor position to the drive, supporting accurate speed regulation and closed-loop current control. The design is supplied without a holding brake, so external mechanical stops or inverter-controlled torque must secure the axis when it is de-energized. There is no shaft end on side B, and the primary drive shaft is smooth and unsealed, facilitating custom couplings in environments where additional seals are installed elsewhere.

Mechanical integration is simplified through flange and foot mounting, giving the motor two standard interfaces for base plates or face brackets. Power conductors enter a terminal box on the top of the housing, and the cable exit is routed to the right to match typical cabinet layouts. Dynamic behavior is classified under vibration grade R, which identifies permissible oscillation limits for compliant foundations. The electromagnetic design follows winding code BS, which matches the stator impedance and thermal profile to compatible drives.