Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat manufactures the MAF100C-0100-FQ-S2-BG0-05-N1, an asynchronous motor in the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. The liquid-cooled housing and flange mounting let the motor fit inside sealed cabinets while dissipating heat through an external circuit. Driven by standard frequency inverters, it converts electrical power into regulated torque for presses, extruders, and conveyor stations on automated lines. The design follows the housing motor concept, meaning the stator and cooling jacket form a single unit that streamlines installation into machine frames.

At its rated point, the rotor turns at 1000 rpm, providing high torque at moderate speed. Thermal energy is removed by liquid cooling through a 1/4-inch connection thread, which helps keep the windings within the F insulation class limit. A single-turn absolute encoder generates 2048 increments and communicates over EnDat 2.1 with a 7–12 V supply so the inverter can close velocity loops accurately. Input power reaches the stator through a rear-mounted connector on the B-side, reducing cable congestion. The cast aluminum housing carries an IP65 rating, preventing dust and splashed fluids from reaching the laminated core. Standard rolling bearings support the shaft, and the flange centers the 100-frame motor on the mounting surface.

Operation is limited to 0–40 °C, which aligns the cooling circuit with typical plant water temperatures. Torque is transferred by a plain shaft with a shaft sealing ring, which helps block oil ingress. Dynamic balance conforms to vibration level A under DIN EN 60034-14, so isolation is not required for most assemblies. The unit ships without a holding brake, so external locking devices must support vertical loads. Frame length code C and winding code 0100 indicate the active stack and electrical constants for IndraDrive controllers. Wiring exits next to the encoder plug, and the connection thread matches other MAF motors.