ADF160B-B05TA1-CS06-C2N2 Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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MPN: R911271232
Ask for AvailabilityThe Bosch Rexroth Indramat ADF160B-B05TA1-CS06-C2N2 is a liquid-cooled asynchronous motor from the ADF Main Spindle Motors series. It features a flange mounting style, plain shaft with a shaft seal ring, and digital servo feedback. The motor has a standard bearing type and no holding brake, with a power connection to Side A via connector located at the top of the housing.
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The ADF160B-B05TA1-CS06-C2N2 is a liquid-cooled asynchronous motor built for consistent main spindle performance. Digital servo feedback and flange mounting support accurate control and straightforward machine integration. The plain shaft and shaft seal ring contribute to a well-executed spindle motor package.
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The ADF160B-B05TA1-CS06-C2N2 is a liquid-cooled asynchronous motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the ADF Main Spindle Motors series. Designed as a main spindle drive, it supplies rotational energy to machining centers and other automated equipment where steady speed control and high thermal loading are required. The motor’s liquid cooling circuit allows continuous operation at elevated power levels while its integration with closed-loop drives positions it as a core component in industrial automation systems that demand accurate spindle control.
The motor has a frame diameter of 160, which sets the stator cross-section and supports the available torque density, while the length class B extends the iron stack to increase continuous output. Dynamic accuracy is supported by balance grade S DIN ISO 2373, which helps limit shaft vibration during precision machining. Feedback is handled through digital servo feedback, enabling the drive controller to read exact rotor position. Installation uses flange mounting, so the housing bolts directly to the machine casting without intermediary brackets. Electrical power enters through a connector plug located in a housing on the top of side A, which simplifies cable routing inside the spindle head. A standard coolant connection mates with the plant’s liquid circuit, and the bearing arrangement is standard for radial load handling.
The mechanical interface employs a plain shaft, allowing collet or coupling devices to slide directly onto the journal, and a shaft seal ring is fitted to block coolant or chips from migrating along the bore. The motor is supplied without a holding brake, a configuration that avoids residual drag during high-speed tool changes. Electrical behavior is determined by winding code CS, which indicates the resistance and inductance values used by matching ADF drives. The power connector is oriented toward side A, and the motor does not include a second shaft end. A standard coolant port is provided for connection to the machine’s liquid-cooling circuit.
