Shaker Motor

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Technical details and manufacturing context for Shaker Motor

Definition

A shaker motor is a specialized electric motor designed to produce oscillatory or vibratory motion. It is typically used as the driving component in shaker-type cleaning mechanisms to dislodge dust and particulate matter from filter media or surfaces. The motor converts electrical energy into mechanical vibration through an unbalanced mass (eccentric weight) attached to the motor shaft. When the shaft rotates, the eccentric weight creates centrifugal force, producing oscillatory motion. This motion is transferred to the attached equipment, such as a screen or filter, to facilitate cleaning or material handling.

Shaker motors are available in a range of configurations to suit different applications. Key parameters include rated power (0.12–7.5 kW), centrifugal force (1–100 kN), rated voltage (220–690 V, per IEC 60038), frequency (50–60 Hz, per IEC 60038), pole number (2–8), insulation class (F–H, per IEC 60085), protection rating (IP54–IP66, per IEC 60529), operating temperature (-20 to 60 °C), vibration frequency (750–3000 rpm), noise level (55–75 dB(A), per ISO 1680), and weight (15–500 kg). These values are reference ranges; the actual model must be selected based on specific application requirements, such as vibration intensity and material flow rate.

When selecting a shaker motor, consider the required vibration amplitude and force, which depend on the load and material characteristics. The motor's mounting structure and handling are influenced by its weight. For dusty or washdown environments, a higher protection rating (e.g., IP66) is recommended. For high-temperature environments, a higher insulation class (e.g., Class H) may be necessary. The operating temperature range and noise level should also be evaluated for the intended installation.

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Working Principle

The shaker motor operates by converting electrical energy into mechanical vibration. An unbalanced mass (eccentric weight) is attached to the motor shaft. When the motor rotates, the eccentric weight creates a centrifugal force that acts radially outward. As the shaft turns, the direction of this force changes continuously, producing an oscillatory or vibratory motion. The amplitude and frequency of the vibration depend on the mass of the eccentric weight, the rotational speed, and the motor's design. This vibration is transmitted to the connected equipment, such as a screen or filter, to dislodge particles or move material.

Common Materials

Electrical steel, Copper windings, Aluminum housing

Technical Parameters

Parameter	Typical range	Notes & selection driver
Rated Power	0.12–7.5 kW	Select based on vibration intensity and material flow rate.
Centrifugal Force	1–100 kN	Determines vibration amplitude; higher force for heavier loads.
Rated Voltage	220–690 V	Common three-phase; single-phase available on request.IEC 60038
Frequency	50–60 Hz	Match local grid frequency.IEC 60038
Pole Number	2–8	Determines synchronous speed; 4-pole is most common.
Insulation Class	F–H	Class H for high-temperature environments.IEC 60085
Protection Rating	IP54–IP66	IP66 for dusty or washdown applications.IEC 60529
Operating Temperature	-20–60 °C	Outside range may require special lubrication or materials.
Vibration Frequency	750–3000 rpm	Corresponds to motor speed; affects screening efficiency.
Noise Level	55–75 dB(A)	Lower noise for indoor or residential installations.ISO 1680
Weight	15–500 kg	Affects mounting structure and handling.

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Components / BOM

Stator
Stationary part containing windings that create magnetic field

Material: Electrical steel laminations
Rotor Part
Rotating part with shaft and eccentric weights

Material: Steel
Eccentric Weight Part
Creates unbalanced mass to generate vibration

Material: Steel or tungsten alloy
Bearings
Support rotating shaft and reduce friction

Material: Steel with ceramic or polymer elements

Applied To / Applications

This component is essential for the following industrial systems and equipment:

Cleaning Mechanism (e.g., Shaker, Pulse Jet Valve)

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Manufacturers of Shaker Motor

1 company lists this product among what they make. Company figures are quoted from each company's own website; every card states where the relationship came from.

HUAYANG

Shaanxi, CN

Also makes: Desanders/Desilters, Motor Control Center, Control System and 5 more

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Listed there as: “Shale Shaker Motor Oli or Martin brand”
View source page ↗ hysolidcontrol.com · checked 2026-08-22

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a shaker motor used for?

A shaker motor is used as the driving component in shaker-type cleaning mechanisms to dislodge dust and particulate matter from filter media or surfaces. It produces controlled vibrations that facilitate cleaning or material handling.

How do I select the right shaker motor?

Selection is based on required vibration intensity and material flow rate. Consider parameters such as rated power, centrifugal force, voltage, frequency, pole number, insulation class, protection rating, operating temperature, vibration frequency, noise level, and weight. Verify these values with the manufacturer for your specific application.

What standards apply to shaker motors?

Relevant standards include IEC 60038 for voltage and frequency, IEC 60085 for insulation class, IEC 60529 for protection rating, and ISO 1680 for noise level. These are reference standards; confirm compliance with the supplier.

Can a shaker motor be used in dusty or washdown environments?

Yes, if the motor has an appropriate protection rating. For dusty or washdown applications, a rating of IP66 is recommended. Always verify the actual rating with the manufacturer.

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pressure:	Ambient pressure only
duty cycle:	Continuous operation up to 24 hours
temperature:	-20°C to 80°C
power supply:	110-480V AC, 50/60 Hz
vibration frequency:	10-100 Hz

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