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Electric Vibrating Motor, Adjustable Power, Brushless DC Vibration Motor for Construction Site Workers, Aluminum Alloy Housing
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Description
1. Efficient Design: The concrete vibrator motor uses precision bearings, rotors, and copper coils, allowing the machine to operate smoothly and efficiently, saving electricity and reducing noise. 2. Adjustable Excitation Force: The angle of the vibration motor's eccentric block is adjustable, and the excitation force is also adjustable. Therefore, it can meet various requirements. 3. Aluminum Alloy Housing: This concrete vibrator motor is made from improved materials, and its hard, wear-resistant aluminum alloy housing ensures durability. 4. Wide Application: The concrete vibrator can be widely used in mining, metallurgy, coal mining, power generation, construction, molding, food processing, powder sieving, food machinery, and other fields. 5. Easy Wiring: This vibrator motor is easy to wire and install on the machine, and its IP65 protection rating ensures it is well-sealed and very safe. Specifications: Item Type: Electric Vibrating Motor Material: Aluminum Alloy, Red Copper Vibration Force: Approx. 20 kg / 44.1 lb Frequency: 50 Hz Maximum Speed: 4,000 rpm Protection Class: IP65 Package List: 1 x Electric Vibrating Motor 1 x Instruction Manual
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Power sourceBatteries
- Availability of spare parts0.000912 year(s)
- Frequency50 Hertz
- IP ratingIP65
- Amperage10 A
- Weight2 kg
- Power25 W
- Voltage10 V
- ManoMano ReferenceME220738485
- MMID770477716373
- Product codeBT-UK2025YS-64340
- EAN9140747257402
Advice from
How to vibrate concrete with a needle vibrator or mechanical trowel
In construction, vibrating concrete is an effective way to remove air bubbles and improve its strength. Depending on the volume and / or surface area you're working with, you might use a needle vibrator, vibrating rule or mechanical trowel. Vibration rates, volumes in m³, needle diameters: here's what you need to know.
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