2AD225C-B35OA1-AS06-H2N1
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Bosch Rexroth Indramat AC Motor in the 2AD Series. This Motor is an Asynchronous Motor Type that has a Motor Size of 225, and a Motor Length of C."
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The 2AD225C-B35OA1-AS06-H2N1 from Rexroth is a high-speed servo motor that comes with standard bearings that allow the servo motor to spin at a maximum speed of 5000 rpm, thanks to its self-lubricating property that requires minimal maintenance. This servo motor requires it to be maintained after every 30000 cycles of use to ensure the servo motor remains in top condition for a longer period of time. The 2AD225C-B35OA1-AS06-H2N1 can also be cleaned using low pressure water jet, thanks to its IP 65 protection rating that helps keep the motor dry and clean.
This motor is capable of generating 592 Nm of torque at the rated speed of 1500 rpm, while at the maximum speed of 5000 rpm, this motor can generate a maximum torque of 700 Nm. This servo motor can get hot during high-speed operation, but to counter it, the 2AD series of servo motors features an axial blower fan. The fan on this motor comes with a blower configuration where it blows cool air from the rear to the front of the motor housing, internally helping cool the winding of the servo motor, reducing overall power losses.
To ensure this servo motor can provide reliable output, the 2AD225C-B35OA1-AS06-H2N1 comes with a high-resolution digital feedback encoder that when used with digital drives controller such as the INDRADRIVE and DIAX controllers can provide an accurate and reliable output especially for applications such as robotics where positioning and speed regulation is necessary for the process to work accurately and yield accurate outputs. The speed regulation is done through a tachofeedback system that relies on the voltage constant feedback voltage to help calculate the current speed and the required speed.
