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This is how to change a Motor's Flange in a workshop
Having problems with your motor flange?
Need to change it but no technician is available?
Just watch this video and learn from the experts!
John Brooks Industrial Automation specialist guides you through the process of having your motor flange changed!
Just click play and let’s get started!
First, the keyway is removed together with the bolts attaching to the body of the motor.
Once these are removed, the existing flange needs to be separated from the motor body and removed.
Then all you need to do is to fit the new flange, add some bolts, and your motor is good to go!
Reach out to your trusted local providers at John Brooks available to help you in all your industrial automation needs.
0:03 - The keyway is removed from the shaft
0:11 – 4 bolts holding the flange to the body of the motor are removed
0:57 – The existing flange needs to be separated from the motor body & removed
1:09 – New B5 Flange is fitted & bolted down evenly
1:33 – Ensure the flange is fitted evenly before tightening
1:50 – Keyway is fitted back to the shaft & then turned to ensure no issues
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