Product Description:

The 2AD184C-B35OD1-CS06-B2V1 is an AC induction motor built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It supplies three-phase rotary power for automated equipment such as transfer lines, gantry axes, and machining centers, where reliable asynchronous torque is needed for continuous motion in industrial automation. The motor is suited to applications that need continuous duty, repeatable speed control, and stable output under changing process loads. Its induction design also works well with inverter operation, allowing the drive system to regulate acceleration and running speed across a broad operating range.

Electrically, the axial blower is supplied at 400 V, so forced airflow is available even when the shaft turns slowly. This arrangement uses axial blower cooling, which helps keep winding temperature within permissible limits during low-speed duty cycles. Position data are delivered through digital servo feedback, and the encoder signals allow the inverter to close the speed and torque loops with high resolution. The housing uses motor size 184, which supports compatibility with standard IEC mounting interfaces. The unit is supplied without a holding brake, so any requirement for static load retention must be handled by an external brake or mechanical lock.

Mechanical integration is supported by flange and foot mounting, so the motor can be secured on a base or against a wall plate to suit the machine layout. Support comes from heavy-duty bearings that accommodate radial and axial forces typical of belt or gear drives. Power conductors enter through a junction box on the top of the stator and are oriented on side B, which helps keep cabling away from the driven machine face. Dynamic balance meets vibration grade R, so residual vibration remains low across the working speed range. A fully keyed shaft without a shaft seal, together with the CS winding and C-length stack, completes a layout intended for stable thermal behavior and consistent torque production.