Eccentric weight is a rotating mass component in vibration motors that creates controlled imbalance to generate mechanical vibrations.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Eccentric Weight.
This component is used in the following industrial products
A motorized device that generates controlled mechanical vibrations for material separation and screening applications.
A rotating component with an off-center mass that generates centrifugal force to produce vibration.
An electric motor designed to generate controlled vibrations for cleaning applications.
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Vibration amplitude is directly proportional to eccentric weight mass and eccentricity distance. Increasing either parameter increases centrifugal force and resulting vibration amplitude, following F = m × ω² × r where m is mass, ω is angular velocity, and r is eccentricity.
Regular inspection for cracks, wear on mounting surfaces, and corrosion. Periodic re-balancing may be needed after extended operation. Lubrication of mounting interfaces according to manufacturer specifications.
Fixed eccentric weights produce vibration frequency equal to rotational speed. Some designs allow mass adjustment or multiple weights for force variation, but frequency changes require variable speed motor control.
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