Product Description:

The ADP134C-B05OA2-DS0H-A2N2 is a three-phase induction motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the ADP 3-Phase Induction Motors series. This asynchronous machine is intended for continuous rotary work in automated cells where servo-grade position data are fed back to the drive controller. When paired with compatible inverters, the unit supplies controlled torque to mechanical transmissions, allowing precise speed regulation without the complexity of permanent-magnet rotor designs used in many servo motors.

A dedicated axial fan operates from a 230 V auxiliary line, delivering constant cooling so the stator can run at rated current during elevated ambient temperatures. The motor uses a flange-mounted interface, so the frame seats against a machine wall without foot adapters and maintains concentricity around the pilot diameter. Position data are supplied through Heidenhain servo feedback, enabling the inverter to close a speed loop on shaft angle instead of open-loop frequency. The rotor transmits torque through a smooth shaft, which avoids keyway stress points when coupled with shrink disks. The frame corresponds to motor size 134, giving the unit the load capacity and overall envelope associated with the larger ADP range.

The motor has no brake installed, so dynamic stopping must be handled by the drive or by external mechanics, and free-running operation is not affected by residual brake torque. The rotor runs on standard bearings, matched to the motor's S-class balance so axial and radial loads remain within normal operating limits. Because there is no shaft seal, the application must provide its own protection when oils or coolants are present at the shaft area. A vibration severity level S rating limits imbalance, and this works with the top-entry power leads at connection direction A and the DS winding layout within the C-length stator stack.