Product Description:

The 2AD184C-B35OD1-CS07-C2N1 motor is built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It supplies controlled rotary power to axes in gantry drives, printing lines, and packaging stations where a separately cooled induction unit is preferred. When coupled to an inverter, the motor converts three-phase electrical input into torque while tolerating the frequent speed changes common in automated production cells. Its model code also includes information about the frame, winding, and mounting arrangement.

The primary cooling device is a 400 V axial blower that forces air across the housing to keep winding temperature within limits during sustained operation. Frame size 184 aligns the motor with IEC mounting dimensions and gives it the physical envelope expected for this class. Rotor position is returned to the drive through digital feedback with a multi-turn absolute encoder, which supports closed-loop speed control and immediate position availability after power loss. The unit uses flange and foot mounting, and power connections are routed to side B through a sealed junction box that helps protect the terminals from debris and splash.

The motor is supplied without a holding brake, so any load that must remain fixed at standstill requires external holding force. A smooth shaft with a shaft seal supports coupling while helping retain lubricant and keep process debris away from internal components. The power conductors exit at the top of the junction box, which reduces the side clearance needed in compact installations and can simplify cable routing above the motor. The specified vibration grade R indicates balancing suitable for general industrial use, and the model code also includes length code C and winding code CS for the matching motor configuration.