Armatuurkaablid

Armatuurkaablid, commonly known as armature cables in English, are specialized electrical cables designed for use in the construction and operation of electric motors, particularly those with rotating armatures. These cables are engineered to withstand high mechanical stress, thermal fluctuations, and electrical demands associated with motor applications.

The primary function of armatuurkaablid is to connect the armature windings of an electric motor to the external circuit, facilitating the flow of current. They are typically constructed with multiple strands of copper or aluminum conductors, which are insulated with materials such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC), silicone rubber, or other heat-resistant compounds. The insulation must be durable to prevent abrasion, oil resistance, and flexibility to accommodate movement within the motor.

Armatuurkaablid are often flexible to allow for the mechanical motion of the motor’s rotating components, such as in brushless DC motors or certain types of AC motors. They may also feature additional protective layers, such as braided shielding or outer jackets, to enhance durability and resistance to environmental factors like moisture, chemicals, or extreme temperatures.

In industrial and automotive applications, these cables are critical for ensuring reliable performance in motors used in machinery, vehicles, and other electrical systems. Proper selection of armatuurkaablid is essential to match the motor’s voltage, current capacity, and operational environment, ensuring longevity and efficient operation.