Product Description:

The MAF100B-0150-FQ-M2-AH0-05-H4 is an asynchronous housing motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. It is intended for automated machinery that requires continuous torque delivery without excessive frame heating during long operating periods. The motor couples to a compatible drive controller through a plain shaft and supports pumps, spindle stages, or conveyor sections where stable velocity control depends on encoder feedback. Because the rotor is controlled by the connected inverter, the unit is suited for applications that need stable speed across changing process loads.

The motor has a rated speed of 1500 rpm, allowing steady mechanical output when paired with a compatible inverter. Heat is removed by liquid cooling, and the housing includes a 1/4-inch connection port so plant piping can circulate coolant directly against the stator jacket. This arrangement moves thermal load into the coolant circuit instead of relying only on ambient airflow around the frame. An IP65 enclosure helps block dust ingress and low-pressure water jets. Position feedback is transmitted over an EnDat2.1 interface, and each motor revolution is divided into 2048 increments for precise speed regulation. The design comes without a holding brake, so static holding must be provided by drive torque or an external clamp. Insulation class F windings support elevated internal temperatures, and the 0150 winding code matches drives that can supply the required current density.

Mechanical performance is supported by a high-speed bearing set that withstands axial loads at elevated operating frequencies while keeping vibration within level C limits. The encoder electronics operate from a control supply of 7–12 V, which supports low-voltage integration in the feedback circuit. The approved ambient operating range is 0–40 °C, matching standard cabinet climate conditions. The motor uses flange mounting, so the size 100, length B housing can bolt directly to machine panels, and the stator power connector is located on the A-side for clear cable routing. This layout helps separate power leads from coolant lines in compact machine arrangements and keeps access to the connection points unobstructed. An IP-rated power plug completes the connection layout without adding a separate terminal box.