Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat builds the MAF130D-0200-FQ-M2-DF1-05-N1 as part of the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. This liquid-cooled housing motor serves as the prime mover in automated production lines that require continuous torque with controlled heat removal. Its flange-mounted housing attaches directly to machine frames or gearboxes, and a terminal box on the right side can be turned to simplify cable routing. When paired with an inverter and closed-loop feedback, the unit converts three-phase power into precise rotary motion for pumps, spindles, and linear axes that rely on steady speed control.

Thermal stability is provided by liquid cooling, which circulates through an internal jacket fed by a 1/4 inch connection thread and removes heat without added airflow hardware. A standard bearing arrangement supports the plain shaft, while vibration level A limits radial movement during rapid load changes. Position feedback comes from a multi-turn absolute encoder with an EnDat2.1 digital interface that provides 2048 increments per revolution and operates on 7–12 V. The motor uses frame size 130, length code D, and winding code 0200 so the matched drive can apply suitable current limits. A labyrinth shaft seal keeps coolant vapor out of the bearing chamber, and the power conductors enter through the connection compartment without crossing the cooling circuit.

The electrically released brake provides 80 Nm of holding torque to secure vertical axes when the inverter is disabled. An enclosure rated at IP65 allows operation in dusty or spray-down areas, and insulation class F supports elevated internal winding temperatures during sustained duty. The rotor has a nominal speed of 2000 rpm, which suits common spindle applications while remaining within the 0 to 40 °C ambient range. Compliance with DIN EN 60034-14 vibration limits helps the motor run smoothly when coupled to driven equipment.