Product Description:

The MAF130D-0100-FQ-S0-BH0-05-N1/S032 is a liquid-cooled housing motor developed for the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. Intended for servo-class automation, the unit installs into tightly packed machine frames where constant torque at low speed is required. The motor uses a 130 frame with a D-length stator, and the power connector is routed on the B-side to simplify cable management inside electrical enclosures. By using liquid cooling, the motor transfers heat away from the machine envelope and supports rated performance in continuous duty without added airflow hardware.

The motor achieves a nominal shaft velocity of 1000 rpm, so gear ratios can be selected around a predictable base speed for conveyors or extruders. Heat is extracted through liquid cooling. The stator jacket includes ports tapped with a 1/4 inch connection thread, enabling direct hookup to closed-loop chillers or plant water lines. For mechanical integration, the unit uses flange mounting, providing concentric alignment to ISO faces without external feet. Windings are insulated to Class F, supporting coil temperatures up to 155 °C before thermal derating. An enclosure rating of IP65 keeps dust and low-pressure water jets from reaching internal laminations.

The drive end carries a plain shaft, so torque is transmitted through keys, shrink discs, or couplings chosen for the application. No shaft sealing ring is fitted, so external sealing must be provided when the motor mates to oil-filled gearboxes. Operation is specified for ambient air between 0 to 40 °C. Within this range, the liquid circuit maintains coil temperature without additional derating curves. Dynamic balance follows level A, keeping vibration within DIN EN 60034-14 limits and minimizing bearing loads during continuous service. The standard bearing set and the absence of a holding brake allow the rotor to free-wheel during power loss.