Product Description:

The MAF130B-0200-FQ-M0-AK0-05-A1 is an asynchronous drive unit manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and assigned to the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. It supplies rotational power for machine tools, material-handling stations, and test benches, where regulated speed and duty cycles are provided by a matched inverter. The construction supports rigid face mounting and sealed cabling routes, giving the motor a compact layout that integrates easily into automated cells without external belt stages.

The motor uses liquid cooling through a 1/4-inch threaded connection, so heat is removed from the stator during continuous operation. Its nominal shaft velocity is 2000 rpm, which suits common inverter ranges while helping keep bearing loads moderate. The sealed housing meets IP65, which helps block dust and low-pressure water jets from internal components. The stator windings use class F insulation, allowing internal hot-spot temperatures up to 155 °C. Machine integration is simplified by flange mounting, and the frame size 130 stator diameter supports the torque expected from a mid-range asynchronous drive. Frame length B adds active iron for higher continuous power, and power is routed to the terminals on the A-side through a quick-disconnect connector.

The rotor is balanced with a half key, and the assembly follows vibration level A in DIN EN 60034-14 to reduce residual oscillation at full speed. An A-sided fixed bearing provides axial location, while a shaft sealing ring and keyway transmit torque and help prevent lubricant loss. Because the unit is supplied without a holding brake, static load retention must be provided by the external drive or by mechanical locking elements. Electrical characteristics follow winding code 0200 and match the rated frequency of the associated converter. Continuous duty is permitted in ambient air from 0–40 °C, provided that coolant flow is maintained inside the machine circuit.