Cleaning Motor Rotors

Customer manufactures small electric motors. After they machine and balance the rotors, they need to remove all metal fines otherwise it will cause a short. The cleaning process is complicated by the fact the rotor is magnetic and attracts the finings. The customer constructed a holding fixture made of a motor and a chuck then mounted a Model 2003 3" (76mm) Standard Air Knife to blow onto the rotor as the motor spun it at a high RPM. This setup was more effective than the previous method of manually blowing off with a blow gun. It also enabled the operator to complete the cleaning operation within the the machine cycle time.

  1. Model 2003 3" Alum. Standard Air Knife
    Applications
    Model 2003 3" Alum. Standard Air Knife

    The Standard Air Knife uses a Coanda profile which turns the airflow 90 degrees from its outlet. This creates a low pressure area capable of entraining ambient air at a ratio of 30:1 while producing a powerful airflow.

    $201.00
  2. Model 2006 6" Alum. Standard Air Knife
    Applications
    Model 2006 6" Alum. Standard Air Knife

    The Standard Air Knife uses a Coanda profile which turns the airflow 90 degrees from its outlet. This creates a low pressure area capable of entraining ambient air at a ratio of 30:1 while producing a powerful airflow.

    $234.00
  3. Model 2009 9" Alum. Standard Air Knife
    Applications
    Model 2009 9" Alum. Standard Air Knife

    The Standard Air Knife uses a Coanda profile which turns the airflow 90 degrees from its outlet. This creates a low pressure area capable of entraining ambient air at a ratio of 30:1 while producing a powerful airflow.

    $269.00
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