2AD132C-B35RL1-AD01

What are the mounting benefits of using both flange and foot options in industrial motors?

Dual mounting provides greater flexibility in aligning the motor to machinery layouts, reducing design constraints. It simplifies retrofitting and maintenance in tight or pre-configured spaces.

How does the axial blower cooling in the 2AD132C-B35RL1-AD01 affect continuous duty performance?

Axial blower cooling enhances heat dissipation, allowing sustained operation under high load without thermal derating. This enables longer motor lifespan and stable torque output in demanding environments.

Does the absence of a holding brake in the 2AD132C-B35RL1-AD01 limit vertical axis applications?

Yes, without a holding brake, the motor cannot maintain position under power-off conditions, making it unsuitable for gravity-loaded vertical axes. External brakes or gear locks are required for such uses.

Is the power connection direction to the left a concern during cabinet wiring?

It can affect how cables are routed within enclosures and may require extra space or bend radius accommodations. Planning ahead avoids clearance or interference issues with adjacent components.

Can the 2AD132C-B35RL1-AD01 be easily retrofitted into existing automation systems?

Its standardized mounting and connection orientation aid integration, but flange/foot compatibility and cooling space must be verified. Axial blower airflow direction should not be obstructed by nearby equipment.

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The 2AD132C‑B35RL1‑AD01 AC induction motor is a 3‑phase asynchronous unit from Bosch Rexroth. It features axial‑blower cooling, a size 132 frame (length code C), flange and foot mounting, left‑side power connection and no holding brake. Its rugged metallic housing is corrosion‑resistant and meets IP65 dust‑ and water‑ingress protection standards.