Product Description:

The 2AD200C-B35OB1-AS03-A2N1 from Bosch Rexroth Indramat belongs to the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It uses an AC induction design intended to drive machine-tool spindles, packaging axes, and other continuously rotating loads in industrial automation. Supplied as a compact motor, it fits applications that demand high thermal stability and precise velocity control through an integrated high-resolution feedback channel.

The heat produced by the stator windings is carried away by an axial blower, allowing sustained current draw without derating. Real-time position and speed information is delivered through high-resolution motor feedback, giving the drive controller data for tight speed regulation. Installation flexibility comes from flange and foot mounting, enabling the frame to sit on a base plate while aligning to a gearbox or machine wall. Power conductors reach the stator through a top-mounted junction box and exit toward Side B to keep cables clear of moving parts. Motion is transferred through a smooth shaft without a shaft seal, a design that eliminates keyways and reduces particulate accumulation when the motor is installed in sealed machine compartments. For stopping functions, the unit is supplied without a holding brake, so static load retention must be handled by the mechanical system or the drive.

The rotor is supported by standard bearings, and the motor uses size code 200 with length code C, giving the frame a consistent footprint across the 2AD family. Internal winding set AS balances thermal rise with magnetic density, and the motor meets vibration grade R, making it suitable for installations where low structural resonance is important. A blank shaft end on Side B allows auxiliary components such as external blowers to be mounted without accounting for rotating hardware, and the smooth main shaft couples directly to drive elements through friction or shrink-fit interfaces.