ABB Food Safe motors and bearings

Tuesday, 23 April, 2019 | Supplied by: ABB Australia Pty Ltd


ABB has launched a full range of stainless steel IEC Food Safe motors and mounted ball bearings designed for the harsh washdown conditions in the food industry. These motors and bearings are part of ABB’s Food Safe range that already includes stainless steel NEMA motors and gearing.

To reduce the risk of contamination and the amount of water and chemicals required to sanitise equipment, all Food Safe products are easy to clean. They feature smooth rounded housings to eliminate crevices that could trap food particles and harbour bacteria. The nameplates on the motors and gearing are laser etched to avoid channels and ridges where contaminants could accumulate.

IEC Food Safe motors feature encapsulated windings that last longer in harsh washdown conditions versus general-purpose motors. These motors also eliminate the need for motor shrouds, which can harbour food particles and allow bacteria to breed. IEC Food Safe motors feature IE3 premium efficiency to reduce energy consumption and emissions, and are available in the power range 0.18 to 7.5 kW, in 2- to 6-pole versions for 230–690 V at 50 or 60 Hz.

ABB’s Dodge Food Safe mounted ball bearings also achieve the IP69 water protection rating without the use of an end cover, and carry a warranty against failure due to water ingress. The bearings’ 100% stainless steel insert design combined with a KleenTec top coat offers protection against corrosion. Food Safe bearings are available in a variety of housing styles in sizes from 20 up to 50 mm.

Online: www.abbaustralia.com.au
Phone: 1800 602 020
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