The Binhe Explosion-Proof Motor YBZD series coal mine safety three-phase asynchronous vibration motor is specifically designed for flammable and explosive environments such as coal mines. Below is a detailed introduction:

Explosion-proof performance: Explosion-proof marking Ex db I Mb, compliant with the GB3836 series standards, and certified by authoritative explosion-proof and coal mine safety certifications.

The flameproof enclosure is cast from extra-thick ductile iron, effectively preventing the spread of internal flames.

Technical parameters: Parameters vary by model. For example, the YBZD-5-2 model has a rated power of 0.37kW, a speed of 2860rpm, and an excitation force of 5kN; the YBZD-30-6 model has a rated power of 2.2kW, a speed of 960rpm, and an excitation force of 0-30kN; the YBZD-40-6 model has a rated power of 3kW, a speed of 970rpm, and an excitation force of 0-40kN; the YBZD-140-8 model has a rated power of 9.5kW, a speed of 730rpm, and an excitation force of 0-140kN. This series of motors generally has a rated voltage of 380V/660V, a protection rating of IP65, an insulation class of F, and an operating system of S1 continuous duty. 

Product Features    

Excellent protection performance: With a protection rating of IP65, it can operate stably in harsh environments such as dust and water mist.  

High efficiency and energy saving: Equipped with pure copper windings and specialized stator and rotor punching technology, energy consumption is 20% lower than national standards, with a service life of up to 100,000 hours, reducing downtime losses.    

Adjustable excitation force: By adjusting the angle of the eccentric blocks, the excitation force can be steplessly adjusted to meet the needs of vibrating screening, conveying, and other operations for different materials. 

Application fields: Mainly used in vibrating feeders, vibrating screens, circular vibrating screens, vibrating conveyors, and silo anti-blocking devices in the coal mining industry. It is also widely applicable in industries such as petroleum, chemical, power, metallurgy, textile, papermaking, and grain and oil processing.