Product Description:

The 2AD180C-B35RB3-BS23-A3N1 is an AC induction motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It converts three-phase inverter output into rotational energy for material-handling lines, machine tools, and other automated equipment. This unit follows motor length code C, giving it an intermediate active core that balances torque with thermal mass. Standard bearings carry the rotor, and a shaft end is present on side B for direct coupling to gearheads or pulleys.

Cooling is handled by a radial blower, which moves air along the stator ribs so continuous current can be maintained without exceeding insulation limits. Position and speed data return to the drive through high-resolution motor feedback, permitting tight loop gains during contouring moves. Machine builders can secure the frame using flange and foot mounting, allowing either face-bolt installation or base-rail mounting as space requires. Incoming power enters a terminal box located on the right when viewed from the front toward the shaft, and the conductors are routed toward side B to keep cable runs short and to separate high-voltage lines from feedback wiring. The assembly conforms to winding code BS for electrical compatibility.

The holding device is an electrically released brake, so the rotor is clamped whenever control voltage is absent and freed automatically when the drive energizes it. Within the size-180 stator envelope, the winding geometry supports high-inertia loads without oversaturation. A smooth shaft without a shaft seal minimizes friction at high speed, though external protection against lubricant ingress must be provided by the machine builder. Dynamic balance meets vibration grade R, controlling radial displacement and permitting operation on common cast-iron bases. The BS winding couples with Indramat inverters to deliver predictable current draw across the typical 50/60 Hz grid.