Product Description:

The MAF130B-0150-FQ-M2-RF0-05-A1 belongs to the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This liquid-cooled asynchronous motor drives conveyor sections, mixers, and other automated equipment that require steady torque during continuous duty. Integrated multi-turn absolute feedback allows the controller to recover position after a power loss, which helps the axis return to coordinated operation without a new reference move. Its asynchronous design is well suited to applications that prioritize stable, long-duration operation in demanding industrial machinery.

Thermal management relies on liquid cooling; coolant enters through a connection thread sized at 1/4 inch, which allows direct hose routing in cooling circuits. The stator uses winding code 0150 in a 130 frame with B length, giving the motor a compact form for flange-mounted equipment. Power is connected on the right side, while an A-side fixed bearing supports the plain shaft and a labyrinth seal helps protect the shaft area from contamination. Motion data is transmitted through the EnDat2.1 interface, and the multi-turn absolute encoder operates from 7 to 12 V with 2048 increments per revolution for interpolation in the drive. The connector arrangement keeps electrical connections grouped on one side of the housing, which can simplify cable routing in enclosed machine frames. The motor has no holding brake, so any parked load must be held externally, and its rated speed is 1500 rpm.

The enclosure has an IP65 rating, which keeps out dust and resists low-pressure water jets in industrial service. This level of sealing is useful in areas where washdown spray or airborne debris may be present around the driven machine. The windings use insulation class F, allowing higher internal thermal capacity than lower insulation classes when the motor operates within its permitted ambient range. Dynamic behavior follows vibration level A, which is suitable for general machine installations where controlled shaft motion and moderate transmitted vibration are required. The motor is balanced in accordance with DIN EN 60034-14, and that standard also governs shaft-running quality so the plain shaft can be coupled directly to pumps, rollers, and similar driven elements.