The flange cover is a key structural component of an electric motor, used to enclose the housing and provide a rigid connection to driven equipment such as pumps or gearboxes. Mounted via flange bolt holes, it ensures precise alignment between the motor and driven shafts. Some designs incorporate a bearing bore to support the rotor shaft end. The integrated sealing structure prevents lubricant leakage and ingress of contaminants, enhancing operational reliability. Widely used in industrial dr...

The motor housing provides structural support and protection for the motor, typically made of cast iron or die-cast aluminum alloy, offering high rigidity and good thermal dissipation. Precision machining ensures accurate assembly, while integrated cooling fins, mounting interfaces, and sealing structures enable efficient heat dissipation and reliable equipment integration. The material selection and manufacturing precision directly influence the motor’s operational stability, energy efficien...