Beautifull I've done rewinding motors 40 years ago by hand. A motor of this size could take more than 2 days for a complete overhaul. It nice to see all the machines in process, even for the shaping of the wire bundles. We did this with a hammer, hitting on another hammer shank to prevent damaging the wire :-)
I think you are slow winder i think its 15HP motor my dad is Winder he use to make coil setting in 2.30 hours and connection one hour and varnish and drying 4 hours assembly 30 minutes by mode of hands
@@SMTWindingEquipment That means you independent and don't rely on other countries, i hope someday the arab world will make it's own industry that is 100% built locally like you do in China.
My major was motor/generator design and control. Glad to watch this video. When we learned how to design and make stator and rotor, it is manually installing the wires..
That's really interesting. All those machines make short work of it for big motors too. In the early days the insulation used to break down real easy if handled roughly but I see the new stuff is really good but you know I almost miss the Smell of the Shalac insulation when they work hard and get hot, that doesn't happen anymore. Good video
In this decade behind I do believe in CHINA MANUFACTURING so much.. LOVE IT.. How THE TECHNOLOGY make every Amazing things can happen... What's Wonderful our life now day.. 😊😊😊👌👌👌👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
@@SMTWindingEquipment Yeah.. It's could be.. But It's okay.. No problem.. Everyone has their own mind.. But for me.. China Manufacturing is Amazing.. How they can produce good quality products massively with the best price.. I do respect that so much.. Without China efforts the technology products feel so expensive.. Since China technology products growth and spreading all around the world we have a good choice.. And I do prefer to use China products.. Bcoz.. For sure that China Technology products has good price for me and they has so many variety too.. Uhmmm.. 😊😊😊👌👌👌👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
I used to work for Dutch railways.30 years ago...most of the work shown here, we did by hand..Took us about a week to finish one complete set of stator and rotor
For first time I have seen 'Machine Winding' (coiling) - it's amazing. Congratulations! My experience on 'Hand Winding' would be so painful and any one single wrong hammer can damage the entire coil and the winding (motor). Thanks for sharing. Good luck and all the best.
Xem video mà lại nhớ nghề cũ... Ngày xưa ăn ngủ với những máy này 4 năm.... còn tự làm đc những chiếc kim đai đây... gần như là tự sửa chữa đc hết các loại máy móc này....
@@SMTWindingEquipment không... mình chỉ biết chút ít thôi... cái quan trọng nhất để làm được và sửa đc là không có ai quản lý chặt chẽ mình .... tâm lý thoải mái nên tự mày mò học hỏi tự sửa chữa tự làm những chiếc kim đai dây... những lúc không có ai quản lý là mình lao vào tháo máy tháo khuôn để học.... nhiều lần sẽ được bỏ cty mình cũng tiếc nuối... nhưng vì cuộc sống gia đình mà
Hello colleagues! Some people ask about the type of this engine. The windings are terminated with three wires, i.e. two yellow, two red and two black (the same color belongs to one phase). Thus, it is a typical three-phase induction or three-phase synchronous motor winding based on a permanent magnet rotor or a synchronous reluctance motor. Congratulations to the Producer! I greet all of you visit my website and You Tube :).
@@rolandlastname5532Yes, correct, 50 Hz or 60 Hz, three phase motor. Maybe supply three phase Variable Frequency Drive or Direct Torque and Flux Control. Congratulations and best regards ❤😊.
How things are made is fascinating 🤨 to me. It really is a team effort from many different companies that allow other companies to exist. Some very innovative people in the world. I visited TEXAS INSTRUMENTS COMPANY and watched silicon integrated chips being made years ago. Unbelievable. Who thinks of this. Genious at work.
Very beautiful, tightly wound 3-phase, 2 pole stators! Very 因吹斯汀。乱牌黄衬衫太酷。It's nice to see everyone is not rushing, and not afraid to say 等一下 to be smart and catch any quality issues as they keep close watch over the machines.
I did do this as 17 years old electrician clerk in a motor repair department in Germany manually. I think an educated/experienced worker can do this quicker and produce more reliable motors. The workers here even do not see or notice when the machine power did damage isolation of the wires etc. . I also think there is too much copper wire outside the stator. I.e. wasting material, endangering movement of this extened copper (of the copper heads) due to vibration of the running motor ... or even long/mid- term damaging of the paint/lacquer of the vibrating too long copperwires outside of the stator. However, I am not a specialst in this field. This just did belong to my education and I did do it just a few month. ... may be I am wrong.
I was always wondering how they can do the winding for this kind of motors. No I see it with my own eyes but I cannot 100% follow the process. :) I am surprised that the coils seems to be much larger, than the iron core. Are these 3 phase motors? These must be kind of powerful (with this diameter of copper wire) and precision motors.
That's an amazing video, can I get the link for the first motor being manufactured in the video page or more details about the same? I am a student and I am struggling to understand the types of winding patterns. It will be of great help.
@@SMTWindingEquipment Thanks for the reply, I have been through your entire playlist before, I am looking for the three-phase connections that are made after the stator is manufactured. I understood the efficient process well, I need to know how are the connections made, Can you let me know what motor that is or any relevant data? It's for my educational research
This video clearly shows how 3 pairs of coils are made of wire, and bundled with a piece of yellow tape. Then, a pair of coils is inserted in the grooves of the stator and on a separate machine the part of the coils sticking out at the ends are pressed in a neat and compact shape. The 2nd and 3rd pair of coils are inserted after rotating the stator 120 degrees. Paper sheets are inserted between the winding heads of the coils to insulate against the voltage between the phases. Finally, the winding heads are supported for stability with ropes using a kind of sowing machine. There are 2 coils (north and south pole) for each of the 3 phases, for a total of 6 coils. Each coil has 2 wire ends, marked with insulation tubes with color coded phase. Connections are real simple. North and South coils of each phase are connected in series (or parallel) leaving 2 wires per phase. The terminal box will have 6 terminals, or 3 if the phases are connected star or delta.
Für diese Statorwicklung hatten meine Prüflinge ( mit vorbvereiteten Wiicklungen) als spätere Elektromaschinenbauer eine Zeitvorgabe von mindestens 15 Stunden. ( Getränkt wurde später.) Diese Handarbeit war um 1970 hoch im Kurs. Dafür wartma heut nochmal 8 Monate auf den Container aus China. So'n Lindner versteht da nix mehr, plappert aber mit.
Было интересно смотреть, как делается намотка статора, где для проводов почти нету места. Дождался момента, где уже готовая обмотка обвязывается, но мне показалось, что недостаточно плотно, будет шевелиться. И совсем не увидел, чтобы эта обмотка дополнительно закреплялась компаундом. Ибо при использовании переменного тока эти провода будут шевелиться с частотой электросети, тереться друг о друга и впоследствии устраивать короткозамкнутые витки, что приведёт к перегреву и возгоранию.
When I think of the genius of Mankind and the reasons why we became the species to conquer planet Earth, I focus on our engineering capabilities. Although it is utterly amazing to witness video's such as these that show the accomplishments of this trait; to think that we once built the Grand Canal of China and the Pyramids of Egypt long before modern math equations and the use of the Window's 10 computer upgrades, leaves me more than confident that there will be many more “Finest Hours” of our existence. …..........”Nos voluntas vado Ad Astrumes”........... :)
Nice video. I think the t-shirt at 8:30 deserves a mention: "Don't war! Don't the smoke war!" Then a picture of a missile launcher, then "FUKK" and then "Defend the peace". Then "It's not war to defend the peace". Not really sure if it's pro or anti war, really :-)
Конкретные конструкторы двигателей должны быть в состоянии оказать помощь. Наши машины могут помочь с производством, поэтому я пока не могу их предоставить. Спасибо
Between 14:07 and 16:07 a miracle occurs. All those strains are suddenly combined into red, yellow and black cables, two of each. It would be very interesting to the process deciding which strand goes into which cable.
ну и шляпа,какой тут процент брака? я на заводе в 2000 ных заходил к обмотчикам(они перематывали сгоревшие ассинхронники,так там вручную лучше было виток к витку,начоло конец обмотки соблюдали. а тут им пофиг на все
Мне тоже так показалось, что как то похабно намотка сделана, половину провода будет за ротором, да и какая то странная конструкция мотора и статора. КПД мотора будет явно ниже 80% половину магнитного поля будет просто в воздухе )). Обмотки очень переразмерены.
I have rewinding motors by hand for years. Only just a machine to make coils. I sure wish I had that slot paper machine and winding tying machine! I always wondered how machine laid the coils in, very interesting to watch how you guys do it there.
@@SMTWindingEquipment Thanks for anserwing.You are right, I am From Venezuela,but it could be possible some kind of marketing activity related. I found a electric motor factory in SIEMENS ,located in Valencia CIty, close to Caracas Venezuela
?Hello sir, My name is Abdullah and i am from Oman in the middle east. As a matter of fact i am thinking of setting up a rewinding workshop and someone with your experience will be an asset. Please send me an e mail to abdullah@benchmarkllc.co. Lets discuss how we can move forward on this
Chinese products are good and cheap, so they can sell well.
Hi, Thanks very much! Chinese people will like you very much!
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做了如此多的工作，就是为了证明一些想法，这样的人是值得尊敬的。
Man, I started watching electric motors from the middle east to China... I must say, the difference is night and day.
Beautifull
I've done rewinding motors 40 years ago by hand. A motor of this size could take more than 2 days for a complete overhaul. It nice to see all the machines in process, even for the shaping of the wire bundles. We did this with a hammer, hitting on another hammer shank to prevent damaging the wire :-)
Hi Arie, Good days.. Thanks that you can give me a message about my video. and it seems that you are very good at motor manufacturing.. Thanks!
3 years so far since i start researching how to rewinding motors, i wish to have your help Arie or anyone else who can?
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It's out dating not up the mark thankyou.
I think you are slow winder i think its 15HP motor my dad is Winder he use to make coil setting in 2.30 hours and connection one hour and varnish and drying 4 hours assembly 30 minutes by mode of hands
Great work to manufacture high quality products!
Замечательное производство. Респект Китаю.
我20多岁就在电机厂工作，当电机设计工程师。60年代初，上海跃进电机厂和大连电机厂我就看到过这种拉入式的嵌线机，后来我80年代末，在美国也看到这种机器。我觉得如果人工便宜，还是手工的质量好，生产速度也非常快，电机的性能也会好些（因为端部短），同时对于多品种的生产也有利。如果人工贵，且生产品种不常常改变，甚至以2极电机为主的产品，用嵌线机也许有优势。退休20年了，不搞电机了，但是还是感兴趣，因为这是我的一生的事业。（我差一点就被调到苏州的一家电机厂了，那是60年代末，真有缘）。
I think the operation and modernity of the machines is incredible
we made the machine, thank you!
@@SMTWindingEquipment That means you independent and don't rely on other countries, i hope someday the arab world will make it's own industry that is 100% built locally like you do in China.
I didn't get tired watching this. Finally I got the chance to learn how electric motors are built.
Hi Motaz, I am very happy..
Wow you didnt get tired by watching. Unbelivable :D
@@SMTWindingEquipment 19:42 hit the machine body with a winding
My major was motor/generator design and control. Glad to watch this video. When we learned how to design and make stator and rotor, it is manually installing the wires..
Thanks!
Very beautiful very beautiful. 💖💖💖💖
It must be very cool to work in a company like this
High speed, high power motors manufacturing plant. Worth seeing. Thanks.
Its a pleasure to watch Men and Machines in action !
Thanks!
How dare you call them men. Those are clearly birthing pple.
Very interesting clip on motors, thanks for sharing.
That's really interesting. All those machines make short work of it for big motors too. In the early days the insulation used to break down real easy if handled roughly but I see the new stuff is really good but you know I almost miss the Smell of the Shalac insulation when they work hard and get hot, that doesn't happen anymore. Good video
Hi, I am so happy that my video can help you..
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@@SMTWindingEquipment бор ООО ш Дж н
In this decade behind I do believe in CHINA MANUFACTURING so much.. LOVE IT.. How THE TECHNOLOGY make every Amazing things can happen... What's Wonderful our life now day.. 😊😊😊👌👌👌👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
someone may disagree with you!
@@SMTWindingEquipment Yeah.. It's could be.. But It's okay.. No problem.. Everyone has their own mind.. But for me.. China Manufacturing is Amazing.. How they can produce good quality products massively with the best price.. I do respect that so much.. Without China efforts the technology products feel so expensive.. Since China technology products growth and spreading all around the world we have a good choice.. And I do prefer to use China products.. Bcoz.. For sure that China Technology products has good price for me and they has so many variety too.. Uhmmm.. 😊😊😊👌👌👌👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
I used to work for Dutch railways.30 years ago...most of the work shown here, we did by hand..Took us about a week to finish one complete set of stator and rotor
The times are advancing, production efficiency is improving, and human society is developing. Thank you for your efforts.
Yeah this would have put your job in jeopardy if not lost.
@@michaelhinchey It did..50 or maybe 60% of us lost our job.But making a so called "fresh start 'at some point can be a good thing .
Awesome Stuff. Salute you Chinese!
Beautiful machines, Excellent workers. Love that yellow t-shirt!
Hi, Cecil.. Thank you so much..I will check the yellow T-shirt again..
Hats off to the Chinese, no matter what the challenges, they get it done. Great job and presentation
For first time I have seen 'Machine Winding' (coiling) - it's amazing. Congratulations! My experience on 'Hand Winding' would be so painful and any one single wrong hammer can damage the entire coil and the winding (motor). Thanks for sharing. Good luck and all the best.
Thanks for the tips! I try to make better!
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Xem video mà lại nhớ nghề cũ... Ngày xưa ăn ngủ với những máy này 4 năm.... còn tự làm đc những chiếc kim đai đây... gần như là tự sửa chữa đc hết các loại máy móc này....
Có vẻ như bạn rất giỏi trong công việc này.
@@SMTWindingEquipment không... mình chỉ biết chút ít thôi... cái quan trọng nhất để làm được và sửa đc là không có ai quản lý chặt chẽ mình .... tâm lý thoải mái nên tự mày mò học hỏi tự sửa chữa tự làm những chiếc kim đai dây... những lúc không có ai quản lý là mình lao vào tháo máy tháo khuôn để học.... nhiều lần sẽ được bỏ cty mình cũng tiếc nuối... nhưng vì cuộc sống gia đình mà
Hello colleagues! Some people ask about the type of this engine. The windings are terminated with three wires, i.e. two yellow, two red and two black (the same color belongs to one phase). Thus, it is a typical three-phase induction or three-phase synchronous motor winding based on a permanent magnet rotor or a synchronous reluctance motor. Congratulations to the Producer! I greet all of you visit my website and You Tube :).
Is it with one pole pair, hence for 3000 rpm (3600 rpm @ 60 Hz)?
Ovo je super
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@@rolandlastname5532Yes, correct, 50 Hz or 60 Hz, three phase motor. Maybe supply three phase Variable Frequency Drive or Direct Torque and Flux Control.
Congratulations and best regards ❤😊.
زبردست جناب 🇵🇰🌷🌹🥀🇵🇰 good
Man, that is pretty! Beautiful work, gents...
From U.S.
PS. All that beautiful copper made me salivate. lol.
LOLO!
@@SMTWindingEquipment - I know. I have a problem. But at least it's a positive one. :D Keep up the great work!
Hi,XX. I will. Thank you very ,much!
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Nice video and full watch.
I like the engineering process, kind regards and thanks for showing.
Hi Saskia.. Thanks a lot!
thanks so much for video
Hi Abdulkarim, YOU ARE WELCOME!
How things are made is fascinating 🤨 to me. It really is a team effort from many different companies that allow other companies to exist. Some very innovative people in the world.
I visited TEXAS INSTRUMENTS COMPANY and watched silicon integrated chips being made years ago. Unbelievable. Who thinks of this. Genious at work.
Very beautiful, tightly wound 3-phase, 2 pole stators! Very 因吹斯汀。乱牌黄衬衫太酷。It's nice to see everyone is not rushing, and not afraid to say 等一下 to be smart and catch any quality issues as they keep close watch over the machines.
Hi Thomas,Thanks for your sugestion..
It's amazing all the time a motor needs to be ready for operating
Yep!
very good thank you
Thank you too
I also work in Italy 14 year this machine is so late we made one motor seven minutes because we puts 3 coil together not one per one nice work
The manufacturing process is different. Thanks for your suggestion.
You forgot China has not been automated that long Italy been long time along with western world.
Great work! Drawings thought, would be magnificent.
I did do this as 17 years old electrician clerk in a motor repair department in Germany manually. I think an educated/experienced worker can do this quicker and produce more reliable motors. The workers here even do not see or notice when the machine power did damage isolation of the wires etc. . I also think there is too much copper wire outside the stator. I.e. wasting material, endangering movement of this extened copper (of the copper heads) due to vibration of the running motor ... or even long/mid- term damaging of the paint/lacquer of the vibrating too long copperwires outside of the stator. However, I am not a specialst in this field. This just did belong to my education and I did do it just a few month. ... may be I am wrong.
Sir, I agree with you!
I did the same but dome 30 years ago, manually on my traineeship. In those days this machines didn't existed even in our dreams.- ))
With the copper waste here you could build two other motors....not even talking about the electrical efficiency of the motor...
Hi it's not really too waste by using machine.
Sir give me your WhatsApp number
very nice video 👍👍👍👍👍🇧🇩
I love this work
Thank you!
Really amazing machines👍👍
The production technology is amazing
Hi Truong, you are so nice.
the results are very satisfying very useful for me
I was always wondering how they can do the winding for this kind of motors. No I see it with my own eyes but I cannot 100% follow the process. :) I am surprised that the coils seems to be much larger, than the iron core. Are these 3 phase motors?
These must be kind of powerful (with this diameter of copper wire) and precision motors.
I hope you get an answer at your question, I am just a graphic technician, to me it seems one motor with more acceleration possibilities, kind regards
These are 3 Phase motors.
Nice manufacturing motor rewinding
¡ GREAT JOB , BEUTIFUL!.
Hi Rene,Thanks a lot.. Have a good day!
Amazing 🥰🥰🥰🥰
So you make good videos, great video
Hi Bakht, Thanks...
Very nice job
interesting vdo .simply like it .
That's an amazing video, can I get the link for the first motor being manufactured in the video page or more details about the same? I am a student and I am struggling to understand the types of winding patterns. It will be of great help.
Hi Jadhav, please check my playlist, there are many videos about winding..
@@SMTWindingEquipment Thanks for the reply, I have been through your entire playlist before, I am looking for the three-phase connections that are made after the stator is manufactured. I understood the efficient process well, I need to know how are the connections made, Can you let me know what motor that is or any relevant data?
It's for my educational research
Or the winding diagram for this kind of motor that is being manufactured
This video clearly shows how 3 pairs of coils are made of wire, and bundled with a piece of yellow tape. Then, a pair of coils is inserted in the grooves of the stator and on a separate machine the part of the coils sticking out at the ends are pressed in a neat and compact shape. The 2nd and 3rd pair of coils are inserted after rotating the stator 120 degrees. Paper sheets are inserted between the winding heads of the coils to insulate against the voltage between the phases. Finally, the winding heads are supported for stability with ropes using a kind of sowing machine. There are 2 coils (north and south pole) for each of the 3 phases, for a total of 6 coils. Each coil has 2 wire ends, marked with insulation tubes with color coded phase. Connections are real simple. North and South coils of each phase are connected in series (or parallel) leaving 2 wires per phase. The terminal box will have 6 terminals, or 3 if the phases are connected star or delta.
Good working keep it up
Thanks a lot!
made in china👍
YES!
Motors driving machinery that makes motors.
MOTORCEPTION !!
yes,sir.. motor makes motor in China.
Thank you faraday
기술이 참 좋습니다.
Thank you!
Oga is very impressive
Für diese Statorwicklung hatten meine Prüflinge ( mit vorbvereiteten Wiicklungen) als spätere Elektromaschinenbauer eine Zeitvorgabe von mindestens 15 Stunden.
( Getränkt wurde später.) Diese Handarbeit war um 1970 hoch im Kurs.
Dafür wartma heut nochmal 8 Monate auf den Container aus China.
So'n Lindner versteht da nix mehr, plappert aber mit.
completely automated using machines to make things easier, this is good
Hi Calon,Yes, I agree!
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Adorei isso e capacidade ❤❤❤são paulo
Было интересно смотреть, как делается намотка статора, где для проводов почти нету места. Дождался момента, где уже готовая обмотка обвязывается, но мне показалось, что недостаточно плотно, будет шевелиться. И совсем не увидел, чтобы эта обмотка дополнительно закреплялась компаундом. Ибо при использовании переменного тока эти провода будут шевелиться с частотой электросети, тереться друг о друга и впоследствии устраивать короткозамкнутые витки, что приведёт к перегреву и возгоранию.
Hi Alek, Maybe!
провода шевелится из-за переменного тока? шуе?
А меня отец учил в ручную перематывать двигателя....кропотливый труд
Твой отец отличный человек.
@@SMTWindingEquipment да
Hopefully I'll be manufacturing my own motors soon..
Best wishes to you!
@@SMTWindingEquipment Hi Thanks. I 'll be building after market motors for the DIY and other applications.
We are learning more work-related this machine in south Korea. This is really evolving in a greater area.
Really?
We use similar automation in China, and yes, it hleps to lower the cost and brings reliable quality.
sounds good!
Do you have your sales office or representative in India. My whatsapp no is +91-9872731249
It's no joke!!! Power !
That's great and smart i like that, i'm from Morocco
Hi, Thanks a lot!
C'est très intéressant 👍👍👍, c'est dommage j'aurais bien aimé qu'ils fassent le montage complet avec le rotor (voir aussi la puissance, cos phi,,,) 🤗
Gloire au travail, Gloire aux peuples industrieux.
Rapaz do céu que trabalhão para fazer um motor , parabéns aos operários
A vida de todos não é fácil, espero que você corra bem.
Great video !
Huge logical work and step motorists
yes...
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I learnd this crafmanship and have done this all by hand several times ^^ i see no love in making it XD
ok
感觉有很大一部分导线在铁芯外部，导线的利用率不高，而且也不利于缩小电机的体积。或许可以进一步优化。
вы правы, объем машинной сборки проводов не оптимальный, в ручную можно сделать экономичней, но правда это будет медленнее, чем машинная сборка
Please give the address of the factory
А я это все сам руками делал)
you are great!
@@SMTWindingEquipment
up to 150kW inclusive
Nice one dekh kr pata chalta hai ki bhart kabhi cheen ki brabri nhi kr skta 🙏
real professionals and nice t-shirt, dont make ware :p
Hi John, Thank you very much!
Christmas Rap Dog
Happy New year
Happy new year!
Eu sou enrolador.lindo,obra prima
Thank you!
It's cool.
here is the 21st century
Yes.. sir// it's 21st century..
You just have to love the mis-spelled and ungrammatical rubric on that yellow tee-shirt.
Hi Nicole, LOL, It's true.... funny..
"Don't the smoke war ! ! !" I want one!
@@SMTWindingEquipment 0reais ok eu já estou
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It's ashamed they took him out and shot him for wearing that shirt to work.
Y U no like war?
When I think of the genius of Mankind and the reasons why we became the species to conquer planet Earth, I focus on our engineering capabilities.
Although it is utterly amazing to witness video's such as these that show the accomplishments of this trait; to think that we once built the Grand Canal of China and the Pyramids of Egypt long before modern math equations and the use of the Window's 10 computer upgrades, leaves me more than confident that there will be many more “Finest Hours” of our existence. …..........”Nos voluntas vado Ad Astrumes”........... :)
Years ago my grandfather had his shop and he would rewind motors
Hi Johnny, It seems that you have a story..
SMT Winding Equipment my grandfather was know in our area for a man that could rebuild or fix anything. He was a true master
Proud of your grandfather
SMT Winding Equipment yes sir
Very good 😊
Thanks 😊
Wonder what type of engines these motors power. Hope we're making the same or better motors here.
HI TOM.This is an industrial pump motor.
Nice video. I think the t-shirt at 8:30 deserves a mention: "Don't war! Don't the smoke war!" Then a picture of a missile launcher, then "FUKK" and then "Defend the peace". Then "It's not war to defend the peace". Not really sure if it's pro or anti war, really :-)
Nikola Tesla invention is still working!
Yes,sir..
Fantástico mano kkk é fato ❤
Muitas ciências para fazer um motor elétrico
Yes,sir..
I really love that and by the way am also a Rewinder
Здравствуйте а это правда что сейчас применяется и алюминиевые провода ?
Иногда используются медные провода, а иногда используются алюминиевые провода, в основном в зависимости от потребностей клиента.
Однако, когда был разработан двигатель, было уже решено, использовать ли медные и алюминиевые провода, но медные провода были слишком дорогими.
@@SMTWindingEquipment Подскажите если была алюминиевая обмотка, а как рассчитать количество витков только медной проволоки. Спасибо.
Конкретные конструкторы двигателей должны быть в состоянии оказать помощь. Наши машины могут помочь с производством, поэтому я пока не могу их предоставить. Спасибо
I’m more impressed by the group of Indian guys doing all this without all the automated equipment.
Yep., Chinese doing all this without all the automated equipment..
Thousands of laminated wires, any one breaks insulation with steel core which is later found after whole assembly is a lost of the whole!
Hi Raychar.. I'm a little confused.
@@SMTWindingEquipment Raychar is referring to a single broken strand of wire ruining a completed motor.
REALLY FINEST TECH.WATCH WILL HELPFUL AND BENEFIT
Thanks you អរគុណបង👏
take it to different stations, flip a switch and the magic happens
MAYBE, SABOOR...
Nice video, keep it up, thanks :)
Кога е сватбата ?
we also have the playlist about winding, please check.. Thanks!
Between 14:07 and 16:07 a miracle occurs. All those strains are suddenly combined into red, yellow and black cables, two of each.
It would be very interesting to the process deciding which strand goes into which cable.
Yes. sir..
The manufacturing process is not very simple.
That took so long I almost broke into song "wire we waiting".
Hi Andy, you are so funny..
I watch this kind of stuff at 1.25 or 1.5 speed, makes it much better, I really liked it.
haha niice
YES
Andy Macrae
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Nice work
mexendo com motores pesados ( peças) usando tênis e sem óculos podendo furar os olhos nos arames . kd a segurança do trabalho ???
Hi Valmir,I agree with you!
His t-shirt is the best.
ну и шляпа,какой тут процент брака?
я на заводе в 2000 ных заходил к обмотчикам(они перематывали сгоревшие ассинхронники,так там вручную лучше было виток к витку,начоло конец обмотки соблюдали.
а тут им пофиг на все
Maybe, Sir..
поверь мне не чего не изменилось, до сих пор сидят девушки и перематывают движки.
Мне тоже так показалось, что как то похабно намотка сделана, половину провода будет за ротором, да и какая то странная конструкция мотора и статора. КПД мотора будет явно ниже 80% половину магнитного поля будет просто в воздухе )). Обмотки очень переразмерены.
I have rewinding motors by hand for years. Only just a machine to make coils. I sure wish I had that slot paper machine and winding tying machine! I always wondered how machine laid the coils in, very interesting to watch how you guys do it there.
I have an experience of 45 years working in this technical area. I can work with you, just let me know if you are interested about
Hi Rafael,I am very interested about that, but I can't.. we don't live in one country, Thanks!
@@SMTWindingEquipment Thanks for anserwing.You are right, I am From Venezuela,but it could be possible some kind of marketing activity related. I found a electric motor factory in SIEMENS ,located in Valencia CIty, close to Caracas Venezuela
I am also very happy that you can reply to me in time, but I really don't know how to cooperate.
?Hello sir, My name is Abdullah and i am from Oman in the middle east. As a matter of fact i am thinking of setting up a rewinding workshop and someone with your experience will be an asset. Please send me an e mail to abdullah@benchmarkllc.co. Lets discuss how we can move forward on this
@@SMTWindingEquipment
what specific are, you are actually working on, How long do you work with this kind of machine.