Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat manufactures the 2AD180C-B35OR2-BS01/S002 motor as part of the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. This three-phase drive acts as the primary rotary actuator in automated lines, supplying constant torque to machine tools, packaging equipment, and material-handling stations. By combining asynchronous rotor construction with field-oriented control, the model offers an inverter-ready alternative to synchronous servos while still supporting precise speed loops. The motor is intended for continuous operation in demanding industrial environments where stable speed control and dependable output are required.

The unit is cooled by an internal axial blower, which forces air along the stator so thermal limits are maintained during high duty cycles. With frame designation 180, the motor has a mechanical envelope and shaft height that allow interchange with other IEC-based machines of the same size. Its flange and foot mounting layout lets the housing be bolted to a baseplate or registered in a C-face recess without extra adapters. Electrical entry is on the top, which helps keep conductors clear of floor debris, and power is terminated inside a cast-aluminum terminal box that simplifies pass-through wiring. Dynamic imbalance is limited to vibration grade S, which supports installations where near-continuous operation is expected.

For applications that already include external braking, the motor is supplied without a holding brake, which eliminates drag and reduces overall length. Stator length code C indicates the active iron stack used for this variant, giving medium torque density within the 2AD range. Cables exit to the right, which suits cabinets where infeed modules sit on the same side of the machine bed. Winding code BS identifies the conductor cross-section and insulation scheme used, so the electrical characteristics match the intended drive parameters.