Permanent Magnetic Motor Parts of Inner Rotor or Outer Rotor
Product Description
Magnetic Motor Parts, which are made from segment magnets glued to the inside or outside of the steel sleeve, are an important part of motors named rotors. These motor parts are widely used in stepping motors, BLDC motors, PM motors, and other motor applications.
EAGLE assembled magnetic motor parts as rotor and stator with glued permanent magnets and metal body according to customers' requirements. We have a modern assembly line and first-rate machining equipment, including the CNC lathe, internal grinder, plain grinder, milling machine, etc. The magnetic motor parts we offer are applied to the servo motor, linear motor and PM motor, etc.
| Material | Neodymium / SmCo / Ferrite Magnet |
| Certification | ROHS |
| Size | Customized magnet size |
| Tolerance | ±0.05mm |
| Description | Motor magnets |
Applications
These motor parts are widely used in stepping motors, BLDC motors, PM motors, and other motor applications.
DK Series: Outer rotor
|
Item code |
House |
Magnet |
||
|
OD (mm) |
L (mm) |
Magnet type |
Poles number |
|
|
DKN66-06 |
66 |
101.6 |
NdFeB |
6 |
|
DKS26 |
26.1 |
45.2 |
SmCo |
2 |
|
DKS30 |
30 |
30 |
SmCo |
2 |
|
DKS32 |
32 |
42.8 |
SmCo |
2 |
|
DFK82/04 |
82 |
148.39 |
Ferrite |
2 |
|
DKF90/02 |
90 |
161.47 |
Ferrite |
2 |
DZ Series: Inner rotor
|
Item code |
House |
Magnet |
||
|
OD (mm) |
L (mm) |
Magnet type |
Poles number |
|
|
DZN24-14 |
14.88 |
13.5 |
NdFeB |
14 |
|
DZN24-14A |
14.88 |
21.5 |
NdFeB |
14 |
|
DZN24-14B |
14.88 |
26.3 |
NdFeB |
14 |
|
DZN66.5-08 |
66.5 |
24.84 |
NdFeB |
8 |
|
DZN90-06A |
90 |
30 |
NdFeB |
6 |
|
DZS24-14 |
17.09 |
13.59 |
SmCo |
14 |
|
DZS24-14A |
14.55 |
13.59 |
SmCo |
14 |
The magnetic rotor or permanent magnet rotor is the nonstationary part of a motor. The rotor is the moving part in an electric motor, generator, and more. Magnetic rotors are designed with multiple poles. Each pole alternates in polarity (north & south). Opposite poles rotate about a central point or axis (basically, a shaft is located in the middle). This is the principal design for rotors.
