2AD184C-B35OD1-CS07-B2V1
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The 2AD184C-B35OD1-CS07-B2V1 is a servo motor with a rated power of 22 kW and a rated voltage of 400 V. Manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat, it is part of the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series and features blower cooling and an IP65 protection class. It delivers a peak torque of 210 Nm and weighs 67 kg.
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Bosch provides high-quality products for industrial motion control. The 2AD184C-B35OD1-CS07-B2V1 Induction Motor offers accuracy, power and consistent operation in demanding industrial environments. It is suitable for automation and production applications.
The 2AD184C-B35OD1-CS07-B2V1 motor delivers 318 Nm of rated torque for heavy-duty tasks. It runs at a constant speed of 1500 RPM under rated conditions. The motor has a rated power of 50 kW which ensures robust mechanical output. It draws a rated current of 113 A during full-load performance. The "CS" winding type supports stable electromagnetic properties across load cycles. This Bosch 3-Phase induction motor has a 70-minute thermal time constant. The longer thermal resistance protects the motor from overheating issues. Its total mass is 366 Kg and it is ideal for fixed industrial installations. The design includes a moment of inertia of 0.46 kgm² for accurate acceleration control. The advanced construction focuses on long service life and reduced maintenance downtime. The motor enables smooth integration in different automation setups and conveyor systems. It is ideal for both continuous and intermittent duty cycles. The overall performance provides reduced energy loss and enhanced productivity. This induction motor maintains consistent torque in variable load conditions. Each element in the design targets operational durability and system conformity.
The 2AD184C-B35OD1-CS07-B2V1 induction motor combines strength and efficiency in industrial operations. Its specifications align well with high-demand production lines and automation units. The motor housing supports cooling requirements for extended operation hours. Its mounting arrangement suits vertical and horizontal installations. This design offers optimal performance in automated machinery environments. The motor allows integration in large systems that requires regulated torque and speed. The 3-Phase induction motor has strong mechanical structure which supports accuracy in load transitions and process accuracy.
Frequently Asked Questions about 2AD184C-B35OD1-CS07-B2V1:
Q: How does the torque output of the motor improve performance in heavy-load systems?
A: Its 318 Nm rated torque allows the motor to maintain controlled motion under demanding material transport, especially in vertically oriented lift and press machinery.
Q: What makes the thermal behavior of the 2AD184C-B35OD1-CS07-B2V1 reliable during extended duty?
A: A 70-minute thermal time constant provides delayed heat buildup, allowing the motor to sustain power in long-duration cycles without triggering thermal protection prematurely.
Q: Which installation types benefit most from the mass and structure of this 2AD184C-B35OD1-CS07-B2V1 induction motor?
A: Weighing 366 kg, the motor is well-suited for fixed installations such as stationary conveyor frames and base-mounted machinery where vibration control is essential.
Q: How does the 2AD184C-B35OD1-CS07-B2V1 motor interface with feedback systems for positional accuracy?
A: The motor can be integrated with encoder-based systems to relay real-time speed and position data. This synchronization enhances motion control in automated machinery requiring precision alignment.
Q: Can the 2AD184C-B35OD1-CS07-B2V1 motor support high-speed transitions between production cycles?
A: Yes, its balanced rotor inertia of 0.46 kgm² enables smooth acceleration and deceleration, minimizing mechanical lag during quick start-stop operations in automated systems.
