Buy an 80W 36 volt DC brushless vibration motor for industrial use, 2A current, 1.6 kN force, and 5000rpm rated speed, small size and lightweight, manufacturer direct sale. Digital speed controller can adjust the speed of rotation.

Features

• 80W 36V DC brushless vibrating electric motor with a variable speed controller achieves stable operation and can adjust the speed of rotation.
• High efficiency and energy saving, saving 40-60% of electricity compared to ordinary motors. Long service life, 5 times that of ordinary motors.
• Small industrial DC vibration motor provides accurate and fast regulator positioning and analog output.
• It is resistant to deformation and oxidation and can withstand long-term high-speed operation.
• Special voltage and speed can be customized, please contact us.

Specifications

Notes

1. +/- 20% voltage tolerance.
2. Max/Minimum speed range that can be achieved via potentiometer: 1000-7200rpm.

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Applications

RDDLZ 80W 36V 5000rpm micro DC brushless vibration electric motor is widely used in mining, metallurgy, coal, electric power, construction, chemical industry, medical care, casting, food, powder spraying equipment, powder sieving, food machinery, etc. 

Tips: What is a 36V DC industrial brushless vibration motor?

36V DC: This indicates the motor runs on a 36V direct current power supply, which is common in various industrial and automation setups. The voltage level affects its power output and efficiency.

Brushless: The motor is "brushless," meaning it does not use brushes for commutation, unlike traditional DC motors. This results in higher efficiency, longer lifespan, and reduced maintenance, as there is less friction and wear on the internal parts. Brushless motors typically use an electronic controller to manage the motor’s speed and direction.

Industrial Vibration Motor: This type of motor is specifically built to generate vibrations, often used in applications like:

• Conveyor systems: To help materials move more efficiently.
• Vibration testing: In labs or industries to test the durability of components or products under stress.
• Compaction: In construction and manufacturing, such as compacting concrete or other materials.
• Food processing or mining: For sifting, screening, or shaking materials.

Because it's brushless, it’s generally more reliable, quieter, and can operate for longer periods without requiring frequent maintenance compared to traditional brushed motors.