Product Description:

The 2AD184D-B35OC1-CS07-B2V1 is manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. The motor serves as a primary drive element for automated transfer lines, presses, and packaging equipment, converting inverter-supplied three-phase power into predictable shaft output. Its industrial design supports continuous operation in material-handling systems and other automated machinery that run for long duty cycles. When paired with a suitable controller, it can perform speed-controlled or position-oriented motion tasks with stable torque delivery. That operating profile suits equipment with repeated starts, stops, and load changes during normal production.

The motor uses an axial blower to move cooling air across the stator and frame, and the blower is supplied with 400 V so airflow does not depend on shaft speed. Rotor position and turn count are returned to the drive through digital feedback with a multi-turn absolute encoder, allowing absolute position data to remain available after a power interruption. The motor is supplied without a holding brake, so static holding torque must come from the drive or an external clamp. It has frame size 184, and heavy-duty bearings support continuous radial and axial loads. The balanced full-key shaft is supplied without a shaft seal, which reduces friction at the shaft exit.

The housing uses flange and foot mounting, allowing attachment to either base structures or gearbox faces. Power conductors exit at the top toward Side A through a junction box, which helps access in compact machine layouts. Length code D and winding code CS are matched for constant-torque duty, while vibration grade R indicates the balancing class used for the motor. The B-side has no shaft end, which can help when the rear of the motor is mounted close to a machine wall or guard.