Product Description:

The MAF130C-0150-FQ-C0-BH0-05-V1 is a liquid-cooled asynchronous housing motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. Intended for industrial automation, it supplies constant torque in enclosed machinery by moving heat through coolant channels in the housing instead of depending on surrounding air. This operating method suits conveyor, pump, and auxiliary spindle drives that run for long periods where cabinet ventilation is limited. Because cooling does not rely on ambient airflow, the motor can be used in compact machine sections where heat buildup would be harder to manage with fan-based designs.

This model reaches a rated shaft speed of 1500 rpm. Heat is removed by liquid cooling through a 1/4-inch connection thread on the housing, and the power conductors exit on the B-side through a sealed connector. Position feedback is provided by an incremental encoder with 2048 increments that is powered from 5 V, allowing compatible drive controllers to monitor rotor movement accurately. The motor is sealed to IP65, which helps keep dust and low-pressure water jets away from internal components. Insulation class F is used for the windings, and frame size 130 with length code C is matched with winding code 0150 in the motor’s electromagnetic layout. A flange interface secures the stator, and the plain shaft transmits torque without a shaft-sealing ring.

The rotor runs on reinforced bearings, which help it carry radial forces common in belt or gear transmissions. The motor uses flange mounting, which keeps the center height fixed and supports alignment with adjacent machinery. Operation is specified between 0–40 °C, and vibration grade A helps limit dynamic loading on connected equipment. The design also omits a holding brake, and the connector-based power interface keeps the electrical connection enclosed. This arrangement suits installations that use external holding methods when the shaft must remain stationary after power is removed.