100W 12 Volt DC Brushed Vibrating Electric Motor with Controller

Description

Miniature 12V DC brushed vibrating electric motor for sale. With 100W power, 9.4 amps, 3000 rpm, force 0.5 kN and a matched speed controller, this miniature vibration motor is suitable for vibrating table/concrete table/feeder/topsoil screener.

Specifications

Notes: The brushed DC vibration motor requires a controller to operate. If you have not purchased our controller before, it is recommended to place an order with the controller.

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Applications

ATO 100W 12V micro brushed DC vibration electric motor is an ideal vibration source and excitation source for various vibration motors such as vibration conveyors, feeders, drying equipment, screening equipment, sand machines, vibration tables, etc., widely used in metallurgy, mining, coal, chemical, electric power, building materials, casting, abrasives, ceramics, glass, food and other industries.

Tips: How to use a 100W DC brushed vibration motor?

1. Installation of motor: Firstly, ensure that the brushed vibration electric motor is securely installed and correctly installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions. When installing, pay attention to the direction and position of the motor to ensure that it can work properly.
2. Connect power supply: Connect the corresponding DC power supply according to the rated 12V/24V voltage of the motor. Ensure the polarity of the power supply is correct to avoid damaging the motor due to reverse connection.
3. Set speed regulator: If using a vibration motor speed controller, adjust the motor speed as needed. Speed controllers usually have a knob or button that can be used to increase or decrease the speed of the motor.
4. Turn on the motor: After ensuring that all connections are safe and error-free, turn on the power and the motor will start working. The speed of the motor can be viewed and adjusted in real time through the digital display screen.
5. Monitoring the operating status: During the operation of the motor, its operating status should be regularly checked to ensure that there is no abnormal vibration or noise, and whether the vibration electric motor is overheated. If any problems are found, the machine should be stopped immediately for inspection.
6. Maintenance and upkeep: Regularly maintain and upkeep the motor, including cleaning the motor, checking for loose connections, and lubricating bearings, to extend the service life of the motor.
7. Safety precautions: During use, always follow the safety operating procedures, avoid using in damp, flammable, and explosive environments, and prevent the motor from being impacted by external forces.

Note: The specific usage process may vary depending on different application scenarios and specific models of motors, so it is important to carefully read and follow the user manual or technical documentation provided by the manufacturer before use. At the same time, ensure that the specifications of the DC vibration motor and controller match to avoid damaging the equipment.