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Insert insulation paper polyester to stator's slot to insulate the stator stack and winding.
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Laminated thickness of stator
Lamina espessura: 10mm-60mm
Max outer diameter of stator: Φ 160mm
Diameter of stator: Φ 40mm- Φ 80mm
Height of edge folded: 2.5mm-4mm
Max insulation paper's thickness: 0.35mm
Feeding length: 12mm-45mm
Tack time: 0.5-0.7s/slot
Input: 380V/50Hz
Power: 0.75KW
Machine productivity: around 1500pcs/8hours
Dimension: 1150mm × 1000mm × 1500mm
Weight: ≈ 400kg
The insulation class defines what kind of material is being used according to temperature operation. Standard motors are manufactured according to Isolation B.
For the insulation class and temperature, please refer to below table,
Insulation class A E B F H
Max Tem(℃) 105 120 130 155 180
Winding rise Tem(K) 60 75 80 100 125
Performance(℃) 80 95 100 120 145
For example, when customer use insulation paper (polyester) DMD,PMP or other insulation material such as powder, varnish they could consider the motor's insulation class accordingly.
Covering pumps,compressor,dries,exhausters,transporters,mixers,grinder,mills,fan and other kinds of motors.
Below is the test report the DMD paper
The insulaiton materials are mainly used as a slot liner,slot closure,phase and turn-to-turn insulation in low or medium voltage electrical motors.Besides it is also used as interlayer insulation in transformers and other electrical appliances.
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