Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat manufactures the 2AD200C-B35OB1-BS06-B2V1 induction motor for the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. As an AC induction motor, it converts drive inverter output into mechanical rotation for conveyors, packaging lines, and other automated axes that demand continuous torque in mains-fed machines. Its construction aligns with industrial automation platforms that rely on rugged motors paired with feedback encoders for closed-loop speed regulation.

The mechanical core uses Heavy-duty bearings to carry radial and axial forces generated by the size-200 rotor. Thermal management is handled by an axial blower, so forced airflow moves along the stator housing and allows rated output without oversize frames. Position and velocity are reported through digital servo feedback, enabling the drive controller to refine current in real time and suppress slip. Installation is versatile because the frame supports flange and foot mounting, allowing the same motor to anchor either on a baseplate or directly on a machine wall. Power conductors enter through a junction box, and the design routes them to Side B so that cabinet cable trays remain clear of the operator side.

All electrical lugs sit on the top of the housing, which helps protect the connections from drips when the motor is installed beneath process equipment. For shafts, the unit is delivered without a shaft seal, and the keyed output is factory balanced with the entire key to limit runout at the specified vibration grade R. Because no mechanical brake is fitted, stopping torque must be provided by the drive or external hardware. The rotor stack uses motor length code C, motor size code 200, and the winding code BS for the electromagnetic characteristics seen by the drive during acceleration. Side B carries no shaft end, so couplings are confined to the drive side, further stabilizing alignment in high-cycle installations.