12n14p model airplane brushless motor stator winding method

Friends who often play model aircraft, drones should know its power drive structure, the core component is the brushless motor, model series have many kinds, 6N8P, 6N10P, 9N4P, 9N10PVA 9N10PVI, 9NGrund, 9Nlangcw, 12N14, etc., then for the model brushless motor stator winding method, do you all know?

Generally for individuals, in doing the model motor, commonly used to wind the wire manually, after all, a small number of products, winding is also relatively fast, but if you encounter tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even millions of motors need to wind the wire, how to do? Please a dozen people, this is certainly not very realistic, so the model brushless motor winding machine came into being.

Model brushless motor winding machine mainly with external winding machine equipment, often using flying fork winding way, through the motor driven by flying fork high-speed rotation, and then through the mold, die, guard plate and other interactions, cooperation, through the way forward, backward, the coil a circle, neatly wound into each stator slot, winding a slot, rotating position, winding the next slot, and so on, until the end of winding.

Model brushless motor stator winding machine features advantages.

1. 2 stations can work simultaneously and wind multi-strand copper wire, single-strand row of wire closely.

2. Non-standard customization of special stator core winding solutions, suitable for all kinds of external stator winding.

3. Modular design of the fixture makes it easier to change the type.

4. Adjustable machine types, rapid switching, high efficiency, fast production speed.

Airplane brushless motor stator winding machine is not only suitable for airplane models, but also for balance bikes, twister bikes, planters, cooling fans and other kinds of external winding brushless motor stators, which can be said to be simple, convenient and economical!

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