Electric drive motor with a compound bearing assembly

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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384510, 384504, 384520, 2989806, 2989807, 2989809, H02K 516, F16C 3360, B23P 1500

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058083880

ABSTRACT:
A first outer race ring 3, a sleeve-like spacer 7, a plurality of first balls 4, a conventional ball bearing unit 5 and a stepped-diameter shaft 1 are assembled into a compound bearing assembly by a bearing maker to enable a user or motor manufacturer to be free from a cumbersome assembling work of the bearing assembly. Consequently, upon receipt of the bearing assembly, the motor manufacturer may immediately mount the bearing assembly in a central hub portion of a rotor of the motor in an insertion manner to complete his product, i.e., high-performance motor.

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