The motor housing is a device to protect the motor components from dust and damage, providing reliable and consistent functions for the motor and maintaining good performance. Our motor shell is only made of high-quality materials, which makes it durable and tensile. All of our motor casings are like gloves, which are suitable for your motor and provide unique protection. Never ignore the phenomenon that the motor housing is electrified. Many people don't care that the phenomenon of electrified motor shell is mixed with static electricity in normal dry environment. These are actually two concepts. If the motor shell is lightly charged, it will bring a fragile feeling to our bodies and threaten our lives in serious cases. Therefore, when we encounter the phenomenon of the motor shell being charged, we should carefully check the root cause of the problem and try to solve the problem, and do not ignore it.
The motor housing is usually made of rigid plastic, metal, especially stainless steel, carbon steel and aluminum. Steel cabinets can be painted or galvanized. Mass production equipment usually has a customized shell, but the shell is a standardized customized or small-scale production equipment.
Common types of motor enclosures:
1. Open drip proof type: the motor is equipped with an open housing. These motors are suitable for indoor and clean environments. Vents are designed to prevent liquids and solids from entering the machine.
2. Totally enclosed fan cooling type: the motor has an external fan, which can circulate the external air to the motor.
3. Totally enclosed type: the motor has no air opening. The air cannot move freely inside and outside, but the structure of the motor is not air tight or liquid tight.
4. Washing: the shell is suitable for the environment that needs regular cleaning or disinfection.
5. Explosion proof type: all motors are closed, which can withstand the explosion of internal gas and steam, and the motor frame will not break or break. These motors can operate stably in dangerous environments.
