Product Description:

The MAF130D-0200-FQ-S2-EH0-35-N1 is a liquid-cooled asynchronous housing motor produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. In automated cells, it supplies continuous rotary power where heat must be removed through the jacket instead of ambient airflow. The design targets conveyor drives, extruders, and forming equipment that run for extended shifts and require stable torque. By integrating the cooling jacket into the stator body, the unit maintains temperature without external fans, which simplifies enclosure sealing, reduces airborne contamination inside the machine space, and supports use in areas with warm or dusty air.

The motor has frame size 130 and length code D, giving it a large installation envelope, and flange plus foot mounting allows rigid attachment to machine bases or direct coupling to driven equipment. Standard bearings support the rotor, while the plain shaft exits without a sealing ring so external hardware must handle any required sealing at the load side. Coolant enters through a 1/4 inch connection thread on the A-side beside the rotatable terminal box, which helps route hoses and electrical leads without crowding the housing. Winding code 0200 gives a rated speed of 2000 rpm, making the motor suitable for applications that need steady continuous rotation. The motor has an IP65 rating that helps resist dust and water jets, and feedback is supplied by a single-turn absolute encoder that communicates via EnDat2.1 with 2048 increments for position reporting. The motor is supplied without a holding brake, which keeps the overall length shorter and leaves static load holding to the drive system or external mechanics.

Insulation class F permits internal winding temperatures above the ambient installation range of 0–40 °C, so the insulation system supports normal heating of the active parts during operation. The encoder electronics operate from 7–12 V, allowing compatible drive controllers to power the sensor without additional converters or a separate supply module. Rotordynamic behavior and balance conform to DIN EN 60034-14, so vibration assessment can follow a common industrial standard. This helps the motor run smoothly when connected to couplings, pulleys, or gear reducers that are sensitive to imbalance.