Design standards for air-cooled servo motors primarily cover several areas, including basic general standards, cooling method standards, specialized standards, and energy efficiency standards. Together, these standards define key design requirements for motor performance, safety, and cooling methods.
Specific Industry Applications
Rubber and Plastics Machinery| Liquid-cooled servo motors | Name | How It Works | Features |
| Water-cooled | Since water is not an insulator, water-cooled servo motors generally use an indirect cooling method. The coolant circulates within the water jacket (or cooling jacket) of the motor housing and does not come into direct contact with the internal windings or permanent magnets. | Extremely high heat dissipation efficiency Significant power boost Good temperature uniformity | |
| Oil-cooled | Oil cooling uses mineral oil or synthetic oil as the cooling medium; its most notable feature is its excellent insulating properties, which allow the oil to flow directly into the motor for cooling. | Can come into direct contact with heat sources Excellent cooling performance High adaptability to various environments |
| Motor Type | Motor Base | Motor Power | Scope of Customization |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air-cooled Explosion-proof Integrated Servo Drive and Motors | 90mm | 0.75KW | Voltage, Torque, RPM...... |
| Air-Cooled Explosion-Proof Servo Motor | 180mm | 4.5KW | Voltage, Torque, RPM...... |
| Air-Cooled Explosion-Proof Servo Motor | 260mm | 60KW | Voltage, Torque, RPM...... |
| Air-Cooled Explosion-Proof Servo Motor | Customized | Customized | Voltage, Torque, RPM...... |
| Name | Size | Category | Thumbnail | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Explosion Proof Servo Motor Technical Data.pdf | 89KB | Catalogue | | Download |

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