Product Description:

The MAF100D-0250-FQ-N0-AG1-05-N1 is a liquid-cooled asynchronous housing motor built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. As a drive element in automated machinery, this motor converts electrical energy into rotary motion while transferring internal heat to a coolant circuit, which supports continuous operation in packaging lines, presses, or test stands. Because heat is removed through the machine’s cooling loop instead of surrounding air, the motor can be installed in enclosed spaces where airflow is limited. No encoder is installed, so feedback can be selected separately to suit the drive system.

Cooling is handled by a liquid cooling jacket that links to the machine circuit through a 1/4 inch connection thread, so flow can be established with common hydraulic fittings. The rotor has a rated speed of 2500 rpm, which suits applications that need steady operation across typical IndraDrive frequency ranges. An electrically released holding brake provides 24 Nm of static torque to hold a vertical axis when power is removed. Protection against dust and water jets is rated at IP65, and this sealing is supported by a shaft sealing ring on the output end. The motor also uses standard rolling-element bearings, and its power leads exit on the A-side through a coded connector for organized cable routing.

The winding system uses insulation class F and fits within the size 100 frame with length code D, giving the motor a compact layout for flange-mounted equipment. Permitted ambient conditions span 0–40 °C, and vibration remains within class A under DIN EN 60034-14, so the motor is suitable for standard industrial mounting arrangements. The stator uses winding code 0250 to match the intended converter characteristics, and the flange mounting face helps maintain alignment during dynamic load changes. The output uses a plain shaft for direct mechanical coupling to the driven element.