Surface motor series for food, wastewater, and pharmaceutical applications
Nord Drivesystems' HM and HMT Smooth Surface Motor series are designed for applications such as food processing, bottling and pharmaceutical applications, and wastewater treatment plants.
Nord Drivesystems’ HM and HMT Smooth Surface Motor series are designed for applications where sanitation and cleanliness are essential such as food processing, bottling and pharmaceutical applications, as well as applications in damp and wet environments, such as wastewater treatment plants.
The HM Series of motors are made from a corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy and can be supplied with a variety of protective coatings and finishes. The aluminum housing makes the motors useful in food and beverage applications that require heat dissipation. This helps the motor reduce internal motor or gear unit operating temperatures while increasing component life.
The HMT Series Smooth Surface Motors are supplied with Nord’s NSDtupH sealed surface conversion system, and they can be used as part of integral gearmotor or motorized reducer solutions. The product offering includes four continuous-duty motor sizes ranging from 0.5 to 1.5 hp with an IEC B14 flange mount, and options to configure as a Nord integral gearmotor assembly. Motor options include brakes, thermal overload protection, space heaters, potted terminal boxes, condensation drain holes, and connectivity solutions.
The Smooth Surface Motors are readily available and configurable with the Nordbloc.1 Series Helical-Inline, 93.1 Series (2-Stage) Helical-Bevel and the SMI Series Worm gear units. Integral gearmotor options are available with a wide array of gear ratios and flexible mounting options. Other features include an IP66 ingress protection rating, threaded cable entry holes, lip seals on both shaft ends, and sealed and gasketed terminal boxes.
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