Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat manufactures the MAF130B-0150-FR-S0-AH0-05-N1, an induction motor in the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. It is a liquid-cooled asynchronous housing motor intended for flange-mounted installation on machinery where heat is removed through circulating coolant rather than ambient air. In an automation cell, the unit converts electrical energy from an inverter into mechanical torque on a plain shaft, driving conveyors, test stands, or process pumps at controlled speed. The plain shaft is intended for direct coupling elements, and inverter operation supports stable speed regulation when load demand changes during operation.

The rated speed is 1500 rpm, which aligns with standard 50 Hz inverter output, so gearsets are often unnecessary for direct-drive duties. Heat is removed by liquid cooling routed through an enclosed rapid-action coupling, and the interface diameter is 1/4 inch for straightforward hose selection in skids and cabinets. With a protection rating of IP65, the housing resists dust ingress and low-pressure water jets. The winding insulation meets class F limits, allowing higher current density before thermal derating. The motor uses flange mounting with standard bearings, a 130 mm frame size, and length B, while the absence of a holding brake and shaft sealing ring reduces rotational drag during start-up.

For cabinet integration, the power lead is routed to a connector fixed on the A-side of the stator housing. This orientation supports short cable runs to inverters mounted beside the machine frame and can simplify routing in compact equipment. The stator winding uses code 0150, which matches drive parameter sets for current and flux regulation. Continuous operation is permitted within an ambient range of 0–40 °C, and the motor meets the balance and vibration limits of industrial vibration level A. Mechanical runout and mounting tolerances follow DIN EN 60034-14, which supports consistent alignment with comparable flange motors from the same family.