Product Description:

The MAF100C-0200-FR-M2-AH0-05-A1 is an asynchronous housing motor engineered by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. It is intended to deliver constant torque in tightly enclosed automation cells that cannot rely on ambient airflow. The unit integrates directly with IndraDrive inverters through its A-side power connector and serves as the rotating actuator in material-handling gantries, metal-forming tables, and coordinated axes. This arrangement suits machines that must remove thermal load through the motor housing rather than through surrounding air.

The motor uses liquid cooling through an enclosed rapid-action coupling sized at 1/4 inch, and this channel carries coolant past the stator laminations to keep winding temperatures within insulation class F during continuous operation. Axial load is managed by a fixed bearing on side A, while a plain output shaft without a sealing ring simplifies pairing with external couplings. Position data come from a multi-turn absolute encoder that communicates over EnDat2.1 and provides a resolution of 2048 increments, enabling tight speed control. The housing is sealed to IP65, which helps keep out dust and low-pressure washdown, and the connector placement helps shorten cable runs inside compact cabinets.

The motor has a rated speed of 2000 rpm, giving consistent motion profiles when driven by matched inverters. The encoder electronics accept a supply of 7–12 V, allowing standard feedback wiring to share the drive’s auxiliary power rail. The frame uses flange mounting, a layout endorsed by DIN EN 60034-14 and suitable for vibration level A installations on machine surfaces. Operation is permitted at ambient temperatures of 0–40 °C; outside this range, coolant and load derating become necessary. The design omits a holding brake, so static holding must be supplied by the drive or by external mechanics when the axis is stopped.