Product Description:

The MAF130C-0200-FQ-S2-AH0-05-A1 is a liquid-cooled asynchronous housing motor built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. Designed for flange mounting, the unit converts drive power into continuous rotary motion for automated machinery while an internal coolant circuit removes heat from the housing. This cooling method helps the motor work in compact machine spaces where free airflow is limited and external fans are not preferred. It is suited to production equipment that needs continuous rotation with controlled speed and torque, such as handling, forming, or transport axes. The motor also follows DIN EN 60034-14 vibration criteria and uses a power connector on side A for orderly cable routing.

At its rated operating point, the rotor turns at 2000 rpm, giving the motor a speed suited to steady torque production. Liquid cooling passes through a connection thread sized 1/4 inch, so standard hydraulic couplings can connect directly to the motor jacket. The feedback system uses EnDat 2.1, and the single-turn absolute encoder provides 2048 increments per revolution for accurate position and velocity control. Because the encoder is absolute, the control can read rotor position immediately after startup. The housing has an IP65 rating to resist dust and low-pressure water jets, while the fixed bearing on side A carries axial load and the plain shaft couples to gearboxes without a key. The motor comes without a holding brake and without a shaft sealing ring, which reduces rotating drag.

The encoder electronics operate on 7 to 12 V, which matches the low-voltage supply range used by many modern drives. Frame size 130 with length code C sets the motor’s overall proportions, and insulation class F permits winding temperatures up to 155 °C during continuous duty. The motor is intended for ambient temperatures from 0 to 40 °C, so it can be used in most factory spaces without additional cabinet cooling. Vibration level A supports smooth running, and the connector-based power terminal on side A helps keep installation simple in tightly packed equipment. This layout is useful where the motor is mounted directly to a rigid machine face and cooling lines are already present in the equipment.