This utility model discloses a bearing
assembly structure for a rotor motor, including a housing, a motor spindle, and a rotor. The housing houses a
stator assembly and a rotor
assembly arranged opposite to each other. The motor spindle is located inside the housing, and its output end is coaxially connected to the rotor to drive its rotation. A support base is located at the head of the housing, and a cover is mounted on the support base. The shaft of a DC brushless motor is connected to the air-jet
spinning rotor assembly, transmitting the rotational power generated by the motor to the rotor. The
motor speed can be precisely controlled by changing the input
voltage or current to meet the needs of different
spinning processes, improving production efficiency and
yarn quality. It features high efficiency, fast response, and high stability. The
bearing design provides a larger support area, significantly reducing vibration and offset of the motor spindle during high-speed rotation, thereby improving the concentricity and
operational stability of the rotor.