2AD132D-B35RA1-BD01

The 2AD132D-B35RA1-BD01 is an AC induction motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It functions as a prime mover in industrial automation systems, transforming inverter-supplied electrical power into controlled rotary motion for machine tools, material-handling stations, and auxiliary processes that require continuous or vector-regulated speed.

Thermal management is handled by an axial blower mounted on the stator housing; this forced-air path maintains winding temperature during extended duty cycles. Mechanical interfaces follow flange and foot mounting, giving installers flexibility between face-plate or base-foot attachment. The frame corresponds to size code 132, and the active stack is defined by the D length code, a pairing that establishes diameter, shaft height, and continuous torque potential. Power conductors enter from Side A, which simplifies cable routing when the motor is positioned adjacent to gearboxes or guards. Because the product type is an AC induction motor, it operates with field-oriented control and produces torque proportional to stator current without requiring rotor position feedback.

For holding requirements the unit is supplied without a holding brake; therefore, external clamping or drive torque must secure the load during power-off events. The power terminal is located on the right side when the shaft is viewed from the front, reducing cable interference with couplings or encoders mounted on the opposite end. Finally, the electromagnetic design follows winding code BD, a coil configuration that aligns impedance with standard 2AD drives, sets nominal voltage, and influences achievable base speed as well as short-term overload capability.