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40W 24 Volt DC Brushed Vibrating Electric Motor with Controller

24V DC brushed vibration motor is equipped with a variable speed controller, rated current 1.6A, force 50kg and speed 3000rpm. IP65 waterproof 40W brushed vibrating electric motor can be used for outdoors.
SKU: CCHN-DCVBM-5024
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Low cost 40W brushed vibration electric motor works at 24 volt DC voltage, 3000rpm, 1.6A current, Insulation class F and IP65 waterproof and dustproof, suitable for driving, providing conveying, screening, grading or compacting functions.

Specifications

Model CCHN-MVB-50DC24
Volatge 24V
Current 1.6A
Power 40W
Speed 3000 rpm
Force 50 Kg, 0.5 kN
Frame No 8
Protection Level IP65
Insulation Grade F
Weight 6kg
Certificate CE


Dimension (Unit: mm)

40W DC brushed vibration motor dimension

A B C D R F G H L K M N Cable Gland
36 93 178 113 84.5 10 9 43 80 24 33.5 82 M16*1.5


Internal Structure

DC brushed vibration motor internal structure

Applications

CCHN 40W 24V micro brushed DC vibration electric motor is an ideal vibration source and excitation source for various vibration motors such as vibration conveyors, feeders, drying equipment, screening equipment, sand machines, vibration tables, etc., widely used in metallurgy, mining, coal, chemical, electric power, building materials, casting, abrasives, ceramics, glass, food and other industries.

DC brushless vibration motor applications

Tips: What is the rated speed of the DC vibration motor?

The rated speed of a common DC vibration electric motor can vary depending on the manufacturer and the specific motor model. However, the common rated speeds for CCHN vibration motors are:

  • 3000 rpm: Often used in applications where lower vibration frequencies are needed.
  • 4500 rpm: A typical choice for moderate vibration intensity.
  • 5000 rpm: Common for medium to high vibration applications.
  • 7000 rpm: Often used for high-frequency vibrations in specific applications requiring intense force.

To determine the exact rated speed of a specific DC vibration motor, it’s best to check the motor's datasheet or manufacturer’s specifications.