Product Description:

The 2AD180D-B35OB1-BS07-B2V1 is an AC induction motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat as part of the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. Designed for integration into machine tools, printing presses, and general automation axes, the motor converts inverter output into rotational motion with constant torque across a wide speed range. Its mechanical form follows IEC standards, which helps it fit common industrial mounting patterns and related machine hardware. In automated equipment, it can be paired with a suitable drive so speed changes, acceleration, and process synchronization are regulated from the control system.

The unit is supplied without a holding brake, so any static load retention must be handled by the drive or an external clamp. Active heat removal is provided by an axial blower mounted on the drive end, and this forced-air arrangement helps maintain winding temperature when the motor operates near rated load. The stator uses size code 180, and the D frame length gives the motor moderate torque density for mid-frame machinery. Mechanical attachment uses flange and foot mounting, allowing either face coupling to gearboxes or placement on a base plate. Power conductors enter through a terminal box located at the top of the housing, which keeps the connection area accessible while leaving the shaft side clear for couplings and guards.

Inside, heavy-duty bearings support radial loads generated by belts or direct couplings while helping maintain smooth rotation. Rotor position is sent to the drive through a multi-turn absolute encoder, providing digital feedback for precise speed and position control during continuous operation. The power lugs face side B, which can simplify cable routing when the drive modules are placed behind the motor. Electrical behavior is set by winding code BS, which matches the motor to the intended inverter class. The output shaft is balanced with the full key and runs without a shaft seal, and there is no shaft extension on the non-drive end, leaving the opposite side clear where adjacent components or compact machine frames limit available space.