Description

INGCO S-AG-R-AG23508, Grinder Rotor 2300W(S-AG-R-AG23508)

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A grinder rotor is a crucial component within a power grinder, responsible for transmitting rotational power from the motor to the grinding wheel or attachment. In the context of a 2300W grinder, this translates to a powerful motor and potentially heavy-duty grinding applications. Here’s a breakdown of its key functions, construction, and what the 2300W rating signifies:

Function:

The primary function of the grinder rotor is to:

• Receive Rotational Force: The rotor is connected to the motor shaft and receives rotational force generated by the electric motor.
• Transfer Power: This rotational force is then transferred from the rotor to the grinding wheel or other attachment mounted on the grinder shaft.
• Maintain Speed: The rotor is designed to spin at a high speed (RPMs) to provide the necessary power for grinding tasks.

Construction:

The specific construction of a grinder rotor can vary depending on the grinder model and manufacturer. However, some common elements include:

• Shaft: A central steel shaft that connects the rotor to the motor and provides a mounting point for the grinding wheel or attachment.
• Laminations: The rotor core might be constructed from stacked steel laminations to minimize energy losses (eddy currents) within the rotor as it spins under a magnetic field (applicable to some motor designs).
• Windings: In some motors, the rotor may have windings that interact with the stator’s magnetic field to create electromagnetism for driving rotation (applicable to AC/DC universal motors).
• Balancing Weights: The rotor might have balancing weights to ensure smooth operation and minimize vibrations during high-speed rotation.

2300W Rating:

The 2300W rating refers to the power consumption of the motor that drives the grinder rotor. A 2300W motor is a powerful unit that can deliver significant torque and rotational speed, making it suitable for heavy-duty grinding applications. Here’s what this high wattage translates to in terms of grinder performance: