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IP55 Dust and Water Resistance Test: Verifying Motor Shell Protection Capability for Harsh Environments
Feb. 9, 2026 – With the wide application of motors in harsh industrial and outdoor environments, the dust and water resistance of motor shells has become a key indicator affecting equipment reliability and service life. Recently, a professional IP55-grade shell dust and water resista...Read More -
The Silent Guardian: How Explosion-Proof Motors Power Critical Methanol Injection Systems in the Oil & Gas Industry
Deep within remote natural gas processing facilities or on offshore platforms, a silent battle against a formidable foe—gas hydrate formation—is waged daily. The weapon of choice: Methanol Injection Pumps. These precision, high-pressure metering pumps are the frontline defense, injecting inhibito...Read More -
Navigating Explosion Protection in Oxygen-Rich Environments: A Critical Guide for Industrial Motor Selection
In industrial settings dealing with pure oxygen or oxygen-enriched atmospheres, the approach to explosion protection requires a fundamental shift in thinking. Unlike environments with flammable gases or dusts, oxygen itself is not flammable but is a powerful oxidizer that dramatically accelerates...Read More -
IC411 vs IC416 – How to Choose the Right Cooling Method for Inverter Motors
In variable frequency drive (VFD) applications, motor cooling plays a critical role in ensuring reliable operation, stable performance, and long service life. Among the most commonly used cooling methods for inverter duty motors, IC411 and IC416 are two typical choices. Although both are air-cool...Read More -
Why Inverter Duty Motors Require Higher Cooling Performance
In modern industrial applications, variable frequency drives (VFDs) are widely used to control motor speed, improve energy efficiency, and enhance process flexibility. As a result, inverter duty motors have become increasingly common in industries such as automation, HVAC, pumps, compressors, and...Read More -
Which performance parameters of an electric motor determine its power consumption level? The energy efficiency of high-efficiency motors is undeniable!
For electrical equipment, power consumption is a crucial parameter determining the equipment’s energy usage level. A kilowatt-hour (kWh) is the unit of measurement for electrical energy, representing the energy consumed by a unit of power over one hour. The output power of an electric moto...Read More -
What are the specific symptoms of a permanent magnet motor after it loses its magnetism?
Demagnetization severely cripples permanent magnet motors, initiating a cascade of failures centered on a catastrophic drop in efficiency. The consequences manifest across four key dimensions: 1. Collapse of Output Performance Drastic loss of load capacity and torque, leading to stalling under h...Read More -
Copper Price Surge in 2026 Puts Severe Pressure on Motor Industry
London, Jan. 12 (Xinhua) – Global copper prices have continued their sharp upward trend in 2026, with London Metal Exchange (LME) copper futures soaring above $13,300 per t...Read More -
Why Dynamic Balancing of Permanent Magnet Motor Rotors Is Done After Adding Magnets
Reporter: Good morning, Mr. Chen. Today we’re here to talk about a professional topic related to permanent magnet motors—why is the dynamic balancing of the rotor done after adding the magnet blocks? Many people m...Read More -
Why Do We Usually Go for Resistor Starters with Wound Rotor Motors?
Alright, let’s talk about starting up a wound rotor motor. You might wonder — with all the fancy tech out there, why does the classic resistor starter still rule the roost? Well, it’s all about torque and current. These slip ring motors are often the heart of heavy-duty applications: think cranes...Read More -
Why Do Low Voltage Motor Customers Still Opt for Current Transformers Over Direct Ammeter Connection?
In the field of low voltage motor control and protection, one question often arises: Why do many engineers and operators still choose to install current transformers (CTs) for three-phase current measurement instead of connecting an ammeter directly to the circuit? While direct measurement may se...Read More -
Motor Mechanical Characteristics Requirements: Specific Manifestations
Motor products must meet both mechanical and electrical requirements. While electrical requirements (e.g., insulation performance, current, voltage) are widely focused on, the reflection and testing of mechanical characteristics have long been overlooked—especially by manufacturers adopting an ...Read More