2AD200C-B35LB1-AS06-A2V1

The 2AD200C-B35LB1-AS06-A2V1 is an AC induction motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the 2AD 3-Phase Induction Motors series. It is intended to provide constant-speed or variable-frequency rotation for automated machinery, supplying mechanical power through its main shaft to conveyor segments, cutting heads, or positioning stages in industrial automation cells.

Thermal control is handled by an integrated Axial Blower that directs cooling air along the stator stack. The rotor turns on heavy-duty bearings that support radial and axial loads common in overhung belt drives. Position and speed are returned to the drive via Digital servo feedback, enabling closed-loop regulation. Installation is flexible because the frame supports Flange and foot mounting, letting the user bolt the motor either to a machine wall or a baseplate. Line conductors terminate in a Junction Box located on the left side when facing the shaft; the cables exit toward side B to simplify routing inside cabinets. The shaft on side B is omitted so encoders or brakes are not fitted there, and the primary shaft is delivered smooth without a seal. No internal brake is supplied, so load holding must rely on the drive or an external mechanism.

The dimensional envelope corresponds to motor size code 200 with length code C, giving a large active iron volume for higher continuous torque density. A vibration grade of R specifies balance quality suitable for direct coupling at typical spindle speeds. Internal copper is wound to pattern AS, matching electrical resistance and inductance to standard Rexroth drives. The shaft is a smooth cylinder without a seal, so external protection is needed when fluids or dust are present. Overall dynamic behavior is aided by the heavy frame and balanced rotor, and the design meets the stated power and feedback requirements without a holding brake.