Magnets are
also susceptible to irreversible performance degradation. Extreme cold
coupled with peak and in-rush currents in the motor winding can cause
permanent demagnetization.
Dynetic Systems overcomes these challenges of extreme temperatures
with specialized design techniques, bearings, and gears. Lead screws
and gearing can be lubricated with MIL-PRF-23827 aircraft quality
synthetic ester grease capable of -75° C and extreme pressure
operation.
Finite element analysis techniques are used to optimize the magnetic
circuit design and to choose the most appropriate magnet material.
Current limiting is used to avoid demagnetization problems. Additionally,
integral-heating elements can be incorporated to maintain the motor
above ambient temperature when applicable.
Often overlooked, motors subjected to cold temperatures require additional
corrosion preventative treatments, and may require complete sealing
due to condensing moisture, even when the motor is placed inside an
enclosure.
Already known for their quality products, reliable delivery, and
excellent sales/engineering support; Dynetic Systems specializes in
integrating components into a comprehensive motion package. They offer
excellent support for OEMs and manufacturers who need assistance in
selecting, sizing or replacing motors.
As a U.S. based motor company with a complete small motor line, Dynetic
is an excellent choice for customers with special military, medical,
industrial or robotic applications seeking a single source for multiple
types of motors.