Carbon brush for motors and method of making the same

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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252503, 427114, 427123, 427294, 427433, 428408, H02K 1300, H01B 104, B05D 112, B32B 900

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042208840

ABSTRACT:
A brush for an electric motor including a body of porous carbon impregnated with tin or alloys of tin with either lead, zinc, or silver and combinations thereof. The metal impregnated brush can be used in an electric motor which is operated while immersed in gasoline without substantial loss of the electrical and mechanical properties of the brush.

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