What are the Carbon Brushes and its Usage?

In pitch structures with DC motors or slip rings, our carbon brushes can permanently be reliable. Flawlessly matched materials enable very high reliability, even under extreme conditions. Very good confrontation to wear and very good data transmission with our resources excite across the whole line.

You benefit from these advantages:

Individually matched carbon-based material with regard to performance and environmental conditions

●        For onshore and offshore stations

●        Low maintenance expenditure

●        High degree of economy in service

●        Great data transfer

Here are all types Specialist station power tools as well as the selected motor brushes, carbon brushes, electric brushes, Jcb carbon brushes, electric mechanical brushes, or merely brushes.

For each power tool, there are regularly two carbon brushes to select from: With automatic stop and without instinctive stop. Carbon brushes with unconscious stop have a spring complete the length of the carbon brush. When the Titan Brushes wear out, the curl gets released, the fashionable to the carbon brush gets intermittent and your power tools shifts off at once. The advantage: No additional wear and tear to your control tool. Carbon brushes without reflex stop do not stop operative at once, but recital of your power implement will determinate swiftly. Although handy as a warning sign, this usually isn't very beneficial to your power tool.

EVOLUTION BRUSHES are one of the fundamental parts of a working electric motor. They can be defined as the element which makes the connection between the static part and the moving part inside an electric motor (rotor).

Einhell Carbon Brushes for electrical motors are elements which it´s intended use is to put the required pressure over the collectors or the rotatory rings, hence the contact can be made for the electrical current.

Types of Electric motor Brushes

There are, depending on the base material, different groups of electrical brushes:

Amorphous carbon: Usually used in electro-portatil tools. Ideal for small motors with high speed revolutions.

Electro-Graphite: Used in loading machines. Special material for continuous current motors and ringed alternate current motors, over 25 Kw (20 H.p.) and intensities around 300/400 amps. When this intensities are crossed, we use the same material but with different additives.

Metal-Graphitic: Usually utilized in forklifts and cranes, as much in any motor subdued to very high intensities and low tension, because this kind of brush offers a very low electrical resistance and is able to support a very high electric charge.

Baquelitics: Once upon a time, the most used of all materials. Nowadays more or less obsoletes in front of cheaper and/or lasting materials. They can support a high electrical charge during the starting time, as they have a very resistive brushes. Among their advantages, they can self-regulate the motor power but, in the other hand, they are very ductile.

Flat brushes: Made with very compact materials, and specially destined to small spaces applications with a high level of conductivity, like dynamos or lightning rods. This is the only type pf brush were the composition can vary substantially form one application to another.