Product Description:

The MAF130D-0200-FQ-S2-AH0-35-N2 is an asynchronous housing motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. It supplies regulated rotary power for automated machinery that requires continuous torque at moderate speed while maintaining compact external dimensions. Its construction suits pump stations, plastic extruders, and material-handling axes where sealed enclosures are preferred over fan ventilation. This layout also supports installations where external airflow is limited and where a closed motor surface helps keep surrounding machine areas easier to protect.

As a liquid-cooled asynchronous housing motor, heat is removed through liquid cooling by a dedicated coolant circuit. Internally, a standard bearing arrangement supports the rotor, and the cooling circuit attaches by a connection thread with a port size of 1/4 inch, allowing integration with common fittings. The motor uses frame length code D, frame size 130, and winding code 0200, which indicate the electromagnetic geometry used for this configuration. Position data are supplied by a single-turn absolute encoder that uses the EnDat2.1 digital interface, offers 2048 increments of resolution, and is powered from 7-12 V. The encoder allows the connected drive to monitor rotor position directly, which supports stable speed regulation and repeatable response under changing load. The enclosure is rated IP65, which helps protect internal components from dust and water spray in demanding industrial areas.

The motor reaches a rated speed of 2000 rpm, and torque is transmitted through a plain shaft without a shaft sealing ring, so external sealing must be provided when the load side is exposed to coolant or oil. Installation flexibility is supported by flange and foot mounting, while the power leads exit on the A-side through a sealed connector interface. Operation is permitted in ambient temperatures from 0-40 °C, and the windings use class F insulation to handle the associated thermal rise. Because the unit is supplied without a holding brake, motion retention during power-off must be managed by external mechanical devices. This arrangement is well suited to fixed machine layouts that need rigid mounting and straightforward cable routing.