Medical Equipment Motor 24V 2.5A 2600RPM For Automatic Lifting Bed

Essential Details

Warranty: 3 Years

Model Number: KG-7598DC24

Rated Voltage: 24V

Rated Speed: 2600RPM

Output Power: 24W

Continuous Current: Customizable

Place of Origin: Guangdong, China

Type: DC Motor

Application:  Automatic Lifting Bed

Rated Torque: 6000N

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The Advantages of DC Motor

Good speed control

DC motors offer highly controllable speed. By changing the armature or field voltage it’s possible to achieve wide speed variation and with this level of controllability, DC motors offer the precision required by a wide range of industry application.

High torque

A DC motor also offers a high starting torque, which makes it perfect for use in applications that are designed to move heavier loads, such as wiper systems and in industrial automation applications, such as conveyor systems or materials handling equipment. The consistent drive power that DC motors deliver means they’re ideal for maintaining a constant torque whilst an application is in use, making them an excellent choice for a geared motor solution.

Seamless operation

As DC motors operate with high levels of controllable power across a range of speeds, they offer the benefit of seamless operation. In some industries, it is vital that DC motors can start and stop efficiently to cope with the requirements of the application. If you are looking for a solution that offers rapid acceleration, an option to reverse direction and start/stop efficiency, a DC motor is a good choice.

Free from harmonics

In any electric power system, a harmonic is a voltage or current at a multiple of the fundamental frequency of the system, typically produced by the action of non-linear loads such as rectifiers or saturated magnetic devices. Harmonic frequencies in the power grid can be the cause of power quality problems and harmonics in some AC motors can cause torque pulsations, resulting in a decrease in torque. DC motors are free from issues associated with harmonics.

Applications of DC Motors

• Fabrication and production of industrial units
• Machinery having high and constant power need
• Warehouse sorting devices

DC Motor Operating Principles

Electric motors operate on the basic principle that a wire carrying an electrical current will experience a physical force when it passes through a magnetic field. This magnetic field is typically created in the stationary part of the motor (the stator). It exerts a force on the wire windings attached to the rotary part of the motor (the armature), which is attached to the output shaft.

By switching the direction of the magnetic force based on the rotor position, the rotor armature is alternately pulled toward one direction and then pushed in the opposite direction, creating continuous rotary motion. This process is called commutation.