2AD160C-B35LA1-BS01/S001

What installation flexibility is gained from having both flange and foot mounting?

Dual mounting options allow integration into different machine frames, reducing the need for custom brackets. This simplifies retrofit projects and lowers installation time.

How does the absence of a holding brake affect system design?

Without a brake, external braking or mechanical locking devices are required for vertical load holding. This choice reduces motor weight and simplifies maintenance in horizontal-axis applications.

Why is the power connection located on Side A of the 2AD160C-B35LA1-BS01/S001 significant?

Side A placement standardizes wiring access for compact enclosures. It also helps reduce cable bending stress in installations where space is tight.

What are the practical implications of operating this motor in 0–40 °C ambient environments?

It ensures reliable thermal performance in normal industrial settings without extra cooling. For hotter conditions, derating or external ventilation is necessary.

How does the “C” motor length code influence performance in this model?

A longer length provides higher torque output relative to shorter versions. This allows the motor to handle heavier duty cycles without oversizing the system.

2AD160C B35LA1 BS01/S001

2AD160CB35LA1BS01/S001

2AD160C-B35LA1-BS01/S001

2AD16OC-B35LA1-BSO1/SOO1

2AD160C-835LA1-8S01/S001

2AD16OC-835LA1-8SO1/SOO1

2AD16OCB35LA1BSO1/SOO1

This is the Bosch Indramat 2AD160C‑B35LA1‑BS01/S001 AC induction motor. It features axial‑blower cooling, flange-and-foot mounting, left-side terminal‑box power connection, and is designed for 0–40°C ambient operation without a holding brake. This motor is most used in machine tools, packaging, printing, and metal‑forming equipment.