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You are here: Home / Motors / Quick connectors on stainless motors survive washdown

Quick connectors on stainless motors survive washdown

July 24, 2015 By Lisa Eitel Leave a Comment

Stainless steel motors from B&R meet strict hygienic design standards and are now easier than ever to use. Employing quick connectors, users can connect and disconnect the motor in the field.

The new connector technology makes the motors much easier to work with and allows the machine to be cabled as usual, even in areas with heightened hygienic requirements. This also has numerous advantages when it comes to maintenance. Damaged cables can simply be unplugged and replaced without having to change out the entire motor. More after the jump.B&R-hygienic-motor-connection

Motor’s IP69K connectors

The connectors satisfy the same hygienic standards as the motors. They have an IP69K rating and meet EHEDG, 3A and FDA hygiene standards. The hybrid cables with FDA approval and heat resistance up to 150°C exhibit a high standard of safety and reliability and therefore fit seamlessly into the B&R environment. Using the hybrid motor cable saves both time and money.

Installation and maintenance of hygienically designed motors is considerably simplified thanks to the IP69K-rated connector.

 

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