Product Description:

The MAF130D-0200-FQ-M2-AH0-05-A1 asynchronous motor is built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and belongs to the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. The manufacturer categorizes the device as an asynchronous housing motor intended for tightly integrated drive stations within automated machinery. By linking to a regulated inverter, it supplies controlled torque and speed to conveyors, cutters, or auxiliary axes, supporting repeatable motion sequences that modern production cells require.

The motor’s rated speed is 2000 min⁻¹, establishing the frequency set-points an inverter must supply for continuous duty. A 130 frame size with D-length stator packs the needed magnetic volume while keeping the footprint compact. Machine designers secure the unit through a flange mounting interface, and power is transmitted by a plain shaft that mates directly with couplings or gearboxes. Environmental protection attains IP65, guarding the internals against dust and low-pressure water. An A-sided fixed bearing supports radial loads, the winding is labeled code 0200, and electrical feed arrives through a connector positioned on the A-side. No shaft sealing ring is installed, vibration remains within level A, and construction follows DIN EN 60034-14 guidelines.

Heat is evacuated by liquid cooling that passes through a stainless connection thread sized 1/4 inch; this approach keeps the windings within the 0 to 40 °C permissible ambient range and protects the Class F insulation system. Motion feedback is generated by a multi-turn absolute sensor whose interface is EnDat 2.1 and whose native resolution reaches 2048 increments, providing fine angle detection for position loops. The encoder electronics operate on a 7–12 V supply derived from the drive controller. The motor is supplied without a holding brake, so any vertical axis must use an external mechanical restraint when power is removed.