A spring-loaded pin jig keeps a generator rotor centered during transport and assembly, preventing stator impact damage and easing reuse.
Sliding-ramp wedges support and center a generator rotor through pole gaps, enabling bearing replacement from one axial side without full rotor removal.
A clamped rotor and movable stator receptacle separate electric motor parts without guide rings, speeding bearing replacement and avoiding contact.
Parallel tracks, a stator carriage, and hydraulic force keep heavy rotor-stator parts aligned for safer assembly in tight maintenance spaces.
Machined outer shield surfaces establish precise alignment references that reduce component misalignment and minimize air gap variation noise.
Rigid guides prevent rotor rotation during insertion, eliminating belt failures that damage stators.
Scaling profiles on a semi-circular fastening ring enable maintenance of different bearing sizes without replacing the component.
Electromagnetic rotation adjusts stator orientation for attachment mounting, eliminating external turntables and reducing installation complexity.