2AD132D-B35OA1-BD13

The 2AD132D-B35OA1-BD13 induction motor is built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and belongs to the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. As an AC induction motor, it converts electrical energy into rotational motion for conveyors, machine tools, and other automated stations that require continuous torque under variable load. The unit integrates into drive systems that rely on vector or scalar control, provides standard feedback through an encoder interface, and is engineered for cabinet or frame installation in multi-axis assemblies across general industrial automation.

With a frame designated 132, the motor fits machinery layouts that accommodate a 132 mm stator core diameter, giving moderate torque capacity without excessive footprint. The active core depth is identified by the D length code, indicating an extended lamination stack that raises continuous power. Heat is removed by an Axial Blower, so forced airflow keeps winding temperature within limits even at low shaft speeds. Position data are supplied through high-resolution motor feedback, allowing the drive controller to execute tight speed loops and slip compensation. Mechanical attachment uses flange and foot mounting, enabling either rigid face coupling or base bolting on the same housing.

An electrically engaged (clamp) brake is integrated to hold the shaft when power is removed, useful on vertical axes or during emergency stops. Cabling is simplified because the power leads route To Side A, and the terminals sit on the Top of the frame, keeping glands clear of coolant spray at floor level. Electromagnetic characteristics are fixed by the BD winding code, so drive selection must match its voltage and current profile for rated torque. These features give installers predictable wiring paths, secure holding capability, and straightforward pairing with standard Rexroth inverters.