Brushless motor BM12404 1.5 HP for WEISS Lathe WBL250F
Weiss Machinery Replace part Metal Lathe.
Motor Specifications
| Model No. | BM12404 |
| Code No. | 38014430 |
| Power | 1.5 HP |
| Speed | 4500 rpm |
| Weight | 6.5 lbs |
features of a brushless motor for a bench lathe:
High Efficiency: Brushless motors are known for their high efficiency compared to brushed motors. This means they convert more electrical energy into mechanical energy, resulting in less wasted heat and longer operating times without overheating.
Low Maintenance: One of the significant advantages of brushless motors is that they don’t have brushes that wear out over time. As a result, the maintenance requirements are minimal, leading to reduced downtime and increased productivity.
Smooth Operation: Brushless motors provide smooth and precise operation, essential for bench lathes used in metalworking and woodworking applications. This smooth operation helps achieve accurate cuts and finishes.
Variable Speed Control: Many brushless motors come with variable speed control, allowing the lathe operator to adjust the motor’s RPM (Revolutions Per Minute) according to the specific material and cutting requirements. This enhances versatility and efficiency.
High Torque at Low Speeds: Brushless motors can deliver high torque even at low speeds, making them suitable for heavy-duty cutting and turning tasks typically performed on a bench lathe.
Compact and Lightweight: Brushless motors are often designed to be compact and lightweight compared to their brushed counterparts, which helps reduce the overall weight of the bench lathe and enhances its portability.
Low Noise and Vibration: Brushless motors generally operate quietly and produce minimal vibrations, creating a more comfortable and quieter working environment for the lathe operator.
Electronic Overload Protection: Many brushless motors have built-in electronic overload protection to safeguard against overheating and potential damage caused by excessive loads or stall conditions.
Longevity: Due to the absence of brushes, brushless motors tend to have a longer lifespan, ensuring the bench lathe’s longevity and reducing the need for frequent motor replacements.
Energy Efficiency: Brushless motors are known for their energy efficiency, which can lead to reduced power consumption, making them cost-effective in the long run.
Regenerative Braking: Some advanced brushless motor systems incorporate regenerative braking, where the motor captures and returns energy to the power source during deceleration. This feature can further improve energy efficiency.
Compatibility with CNC Systems: For bench lathes with computer numerical control (CNC) capabilities, brushless motors are preferred due to their precise control and ability to interface seamlessly with CNC systems.
When choosing a brushless motor for a bench lathe, it’s essential to consider the specific power requirements, size, and compatibility with the lathe’s control system. Additionally, ensure that the motor’s specifications match the lathe’s intended applications and workload to achieve optimal performance and longevity.
