Product Description:

The MAF160B-0200-FQ-M2-EM0-05-A1 is a liquid-cooled asynchronous housing motor built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and assigned to the MAF IndraDyn Asynchronous Motors series. Designed for flange mounting inside machinery, the motor delivers regulated torque for conveyor sections, presses, and production spindles where heat must be transferred away from the stator jacket. Its frame size of 160 and length code B fit DIN EN 60034-14 dimensional guidelines, while the turnable terminal box on the A-side simplifies routing of mains power in densely packaged automation cells.

Mechanical protection and feedback accuracy shape the drive’s operating envelope. The housing is sealed to IP65, so dust ingress and low-pressure water jets do not affect internal windings during washdown or coolant spray cycles. Continuous shaft rotation is specified at 2000 rpm, a speed matched to winding code 0200 for medium-inertia loads. Heat is removed through liquid cooling, which connects through a 1/2-inch thread on the stator jacket and helps keep bearing and insulation temperatures stable at full current. Position data comes from a multi-turn absolute encoder that transmits via EnDat 2.1 and resolves motion into 2048 increments, allowing the control loop to close position and velocity with minimal quantization error.

Electrical compatibility is supported by an encoder supply range of 7–12 V, so common servo drive interfaces can power the feedback without auxiliary converters. The stator windings are insulated to Class F, allowing sustained operation as copper temperature rises while remaining within the 155 °C limit for that insulation grade. Ambient service is restricted to 0–40 °C, which aligns with most cabinet-cooled factory floors and reduces the risk of condensation inside the labyrinth shaft seal. An A-sided fixed bearing carries axial thrust toward the drive end, while half-key shaft balancing and vibration level A minimize transmitted vibration to connected gearsets.