Brake Motors: The Essential Component for Precision and Safety
Brake motors are integral to countless industrial and commercial applications, providing reliable stopping power and holding torque to ensure operational safety and efficiency. As a leading manufacturer, we offer a comprehensive range of brake motors designed to meet the highest standards of performance and durability. In this detailed overview, we delve into the specifications, features, and common queries surrounding our products.
Key Product Parameters
Our brake motors are engineered with precision, incorporating advanced materials and technology. Below is a list of critical parameters that define our offerings:
- Power Rating: Ranges from 0.12 kW to 55 kW, catering to various load requirements.
- Voltage: Available in multiple standards, including 230V, 400V, and 690V, with options for single-phase and three-phase configurations.
- Speed: Standard speeds of 1500 RPM and 3000 RPM, with customizable options for specific applications.
- Brake Type: Features fail-safe spring-applied brakes with electromagnetic release, ensuring immediate stopping in case of power loss.
- Insulation Class: Class F or higher, providing excellent thermal resistance and longevity.
- Protection Level: IP55 or IP65 ratings for dust and water resistance, suitable for harsh environments.
- Mounting: B3, B5, B14, and other standard foot or flange mountings for easy integration.
- Certifications: Compliant with CE, UL, and other international safety standards.
Detailed Specifications Table
For a quick comparison, refer to the table below summarizing our popular brake motor models:
| Model Number |
Power (kW) |
Voltage (V) |
Speed (RPM) |
Brake Torque (Nm) |
Weight (kg) |
| BM-100A |
0.12 - 0.75 |
230/400 |
1500 |
5 - 20 |
8 - 15 |
| BM-200B |
1.1 - 7.5 |
400/690 |
1500/3000 |
25 - 100 |
20 - 50 |
| BM-300C |
11 - 55 |
400/690 |
1500 |
120 - 500 |
60 - 200 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Here are some common questions and detailed answers to help you understand brake motors better:
What is a brake motor and how does it work?
A brake motor combines an electric motor with an integral brake system. It uses an electromagnetic brake that engages automatically when power is cut, applying spring pressure to stop the motor shaft quickly and hold it in place, ensuring safety in applications like elevators or conveyor systems.
What are the typical applications for brake motors?
Brake motors are widely used in material handling equipment, industrial machinery, automotive systems, medical devices, and automation processes where controlled stopping and holding are critical to prevent accidents or damage.
How do I select the right brake motor for my application?
Consider factors such as load weight, required torque, operating speed, voltage supply, environmental conditions (e.g., moisture or dust), and safety certifications. Our technical team can assist in choosing a model based on your specific needs.
What maintenance is required for brake motors?
Regular inspections for wear and tear, lubrication of bearings, and checking brake lining are recommended. Most models are designed for low maintenance, but following the manufacturer's guidelines ensures optimal performance and longevity.
Can brake motors be customized for special requirements?
Yes, we offer customization options including specific voltages, speeds, brake torques, mounting types, and protective coatings. Contact us with your specifications for a tailored solution.
What is the difference between AC and DC brake motors?
AC brake motors are common for general industrial use due to their simplicity and cost-effectiveness, while DC brake motors offer finer control and are often used in precision applications. The choice depends on power availability and control needs.
How long do brake motors typically last?
With proper installation and maintenance, our brake motors can last over 20,000 operating hours. Lifespan varies based on usage intensity, environment, and adherence to maintenance schedules.
Are there energy-efficient options available?
Absolutely. We provide high-efficiency models that meet IE3 and IE4 standards, reducing energy consumption and operational costs while maintaining performance.