Motor On, Detroit, Michigan

Electrical motors have started to show up everywhere. The use of electrical generated power over gas powered systems has expanded into almost every industry imaginable. The technological advancements and development have allowed this ever growing industry improve its machines making the quality better and readily available.The motor, though highly developed to specific needs, still remains a challenge to effectively enclose within a unit. Most motors are housed in a single case for the general safety factor that will prevent them from harming anyone. Many governments caution and penalize companies who fail to maintain a safe motor
assembly or faulty devices throughout the world. This feature is so important that mechanical engineers have published 25 common challenges on electric motors.

In this Electrical Motors article, they highlight numerous issues from securing ports and connections, management of a high heat environment to special marina and seagoing uses. Electronic connecting ports should be secured with ample room for disconnecting and reconnecting the various components or wires. Ventilation vents with or without fans, need to move the air around the motor to reduce the temperature before the motor reaches potential dangerous and harmful levels. In addition, having a motor running outside of its optimal range reduces the life expectancy.

Buckeye Shapeform solves all of these issues with a product lineup filled with multiple features, such as rack mounts that can be adjusted for securing components along the entire length of the case. We have a catalog of punches, vents and holes to maximize the air flow both in and out of the enclosure. Each chasse can easily be modified allowing for additional insulation space or material, cooling units and provides a durable housing that is portable! With our complete line of enclosure styles, we have a product line that is perfect for your needs.