SS400B
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The SS400B motor from Danaher's Slo-Syn Synchronous Motors series is manufactured using hot-rolled steel with a tensile strength of 400-510 MPa. This durable motor features good weldability and a density of 7.85 g/cm³. Additionally, it complies with the JIS G3101 standard and has a hardness of approximately 120 HB.
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The Danaher SS400B synchronous motor from SLO-SYN utilizes SS400 B-grade hot-rolled steel for its structural components.
According to JIS G3101 standards, this material demonstrates ideal qualities for producing motor housings and support components due to its strong performance, combination of mechanical strength, ductility, and weldability. The steel in SS400B has a carbon composition of 0.14% to 0.22% with manganese quantities between 0.30% and 0.60%. Lower maximum phosphorus and sulfur amounts, at 0.035%, increase processing abilities and durability. The steel has specified minimum yield strength values set at 235 MPa and generates a wide range of tensile strength between 400 MPa and 510 MPa. The motor housing design utilizes SS400B steel to stay free of damage even under heavy mechanical handling and product use. It handles stress well during production and service since it stretches at least 20% without breaking. Due to its 200 GPa modulus of elasticity, it maintains precise geometric alignment and shape during motor assembly. It's material measures at 120 HB Brinell Hardness but still allows processing without harming the machine's structure.
This material type exhibits a typical steel density of 7.85 g/cm³ to deliver stable strength construction without excessive burden. The manufacturing process of the module makes its surface texture less smooth than cold-rolled steel, but this finish meets all the requirements needed for motor parts. The steel type SS400B takes shape as plates and structural components with excellent welding properties that help builders create strong structural connections easily. SS400B material selection in the synchronous motor shows designers chose robust and affordable steel that delivers dependable motion control results for industrial and commercial applications.
Frequently Asked Questions about SS400B:
Q: What type of steel is used in the SS400B motor housing?
A: The SS400B uses B-grade hot-rolled steel per JIS G3101 standards, which offers a strong combination of mechanical strength, ductility, and weldability ideal for motor housings.
Q: What are the typical mechanical properties of the SS400B material?
A: SS400B steel provides a minimum yield strength of 235 MPa and tensile strength between 400 and 510 MPa, making it highly durable under industrial loads.
Q: How does the SS400B motor handle stress and strain?
A: The SS400B stretches up to 20% before breaking and features a modulus of elasticity of 200 GPa, ensuring it maintains shape and alignment during operation and assembly.
Q: What makes SS400B suitable for motor manufacturing?
A: With low levels of phosphorus and sulfur and excellent weldability, SS400B is well-suited for motor housing fabrication and structural reliability.
Q: Is the SS400B steel finish suitable for industrial use?
A: Yes, while SS400B has a less smooth surface than cold-rolled steel, its finish fully meets motor component requirements and provides lasting performance in harsh environments.
