Product Description:

The 2AD180D-B35OA6-BS06-B2N1 is an AC induction motor built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat as part of the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. In automated machining centers, packaging lines, and material-handling cells, it converts electrical energy into regulated rotational torque for pumps, spindles, and conveyors that are coordinated by a servo drive. As an AC induction motor, it is suited to continuous-duty motion tasks in equipment that relies on industrial inverter control for stable operation.

Cooling is handled by a radial blower that forces air across the stator housing, allowing the motor to sustain continuous load without thermal derating. Position and speed data are returned through digital servo feedback, so the drive can correct slip and maintain commanded RPM during changing process loads. The motor uses flange and foot mounting, letting the frame bolt either to a base plate or a machine wall for different installation layouts. Conductors enter a terminal box fixed on the top of the frame, which keeps field wiring away from rotating parts. To control dynamic imbalance, the rotor is finished to vibration grade R, a medium balancing quality suitable for general-purpose drives.

Because the unit is supplied without a holding brake, stopping energy must be managed by the drive or by an external mechanical lock. The large frame size of 180 supports higher continuous torque when the motor is matched with inverter output, and the D length extends the active iron stack for additional power density. Winding code BS indicates a conductor cross-section and turns count suited to 400 V class supplies. All power leads are routed to side A, leaving the opposite face clear for blower airflow. Standard bearings support the shaft, and the shaft has full-key balancing with no rear shaft extension for direct coupling to gearboxes or belt drives. The absence of a shaft seal reduces friction at the output end.