2AD100D-B05OA1-AS03-A2N1

The 2AD100D-B05OA1-AS03-A2N1 is an AC induction motor developed by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It supplies constant torque and speed regulation to machining centers, material-handling lines, and general automation by converting three-phase power into rotary motion. With a size code 100 frame and length code D lamination stack, the unit balances power density with manageable installation weight, allowing designers to fit it into compact drive stations without additional gearbox stages.

Its cooling circuit uses axial blower cooling, driven by a dedicated fan that is rated at 230 V; this forced airflow maintains winding temperature during sustained load cycles. The motor fastens to machinery through flange mounting, which keeps the stator concentric to the driven equipment and shortens alignment time. Rotor position is reported to the drive by high-resolution motor feedback, permitting precise vector control at low speed. Because the unit is supplied without a holding brake, designers must depend on external mechanics or drive torque for standstill security. Standard bearings support the shaft to handle the expected radial forces.

The electrical interface is organized for quick cabinet wiring: power conductors exit through a connector oriented toward Side A, and the entry point sits on the top of the housing to keep leads clear of coolant spray. This connector style matches drive cables in modular production lines. A smooth shaft without seal transmits torque to external couplings while minimizing friction, and the rear of the rotor is manufactured without a shaft end to simplify bearing lubrication paths. Dynamic behavior is reinforced by vibration grade R, and the AS winding geometry synchronizes with standard 2AD drives for nominal current matching.