Choose a CNC spindle that has the RPM, power, and cooling you need for your material. For Wood and Aluminum, a spindle with 24,000 RPM and 1kW power is good. For Steel, RPM between 15,000-18000 and power of 5.6 kW is good for up to 12mm tool size.[...]
When choosing a spindle motor, consider the motor's processing materials, speed range, cooling method, and torque with your machine's control system. You should also consider factors such as noise, vibration, and reliability.[...]
How do spindle motors differ from other types of motors?[...]
Water-cooled spindle[...]
Spindle motors have several features that are designed to improve their performance and lifespan. Here are some common features of spindle motors:Cooling system[...]
775 Speed of the spindle motor[...]
In order to select the appropriate AC motor for your application, you'll need to determine basic specifications. Calculate the required load torque and oper[...]
An AC motor is an electric motor which converts AC (Alternating Current) into mechanical power. This
mechanical energy is created from the force exerted by the[...]
Motorized spindle High-speed motor is a kind of new mechanical parts produced by integrating machine tool spindle and spindle motor . It is widely used in all w[...]
Mechanical spindle is the core component of high-speed machining machine tool. The correct use and maintenance of mechanical spindle has a very important influe[...]
Main spindle electric spindle and mechanical spindle advantages and disadvantages[...]
dc spindle motor are a popular choice for industrial automation applications due to their high-speed performance, precision control, and reliability. These moto[...]
In this article, we will delve into everything you need to know about DC spindle motors and their applications.[...]
The maximum speed of the spindle motor is the highest speed that the motor can achieve. The maximum speed of the spindle motor is affected by many factors.[...]
The electric spindle itself directly mounts the hollow motor rotor on the main shaft, and the stator is fixed in the hole of the main shaft case through the cooling jacket to form a complete shaft unit. After power-on, the rotor directly drives the main s[...]
The main uses of spindle motors are power sources such as drilling, cutting and grinding tools, and tools such as drills are attached to the tip. It can also be used for machining robots, and is used for machining high-precision parts by taking advantage[...]
Spindle motors are electric motors that are used to power machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, and grinding machines. In this article, we will explore how a spindle motor works.[...]
For steel, we should primarily choose a lower rpm spindle (15,000 to 18,000 rpm) and accordingly cutters up to 10mm - 3.3kW spindle, cutters up to 12mm - 5.6kW spindle, cutters up to 16mm - 7kW spindle, cutters up to 20mm - 10kW spindle.[...]
Choose a CNC spindle that has the RPM, power, and cooling you need for your material. For Wood and Aluminum, a spindle with 24,000 RPM and 1kW power is good. For Steel, RPM between 15,000-18000 and power of 5.6 kW is good for up to 12mm tool size.[...]
Spindle motors used in industrial machines are often designed as IPM synchronous motors, which have permanent magnets on the rotor and provide high power density, efficiency, and speed control.[...]
To calculate spindle speed: Multiply cutting speed by 1000. Divide the product by the circumference of the workpiece/tool.[...]
Electrical motors are most commonly used as spindle drives. Depending on the requirements on the machine tool, 3 different types of rotational electrical motors can be employed here: The DC motor, the synchronous motor and the asynchronous motor.[...]