A split stator housing creates radial free space for coolant inlets and outlets while enabling direct core cooling and indirect winding cooling.
Spigot-jointed housing members create multi-directional gaps that relieve explosion pressure and keep sparks from escaping the motor.
A guided snap-fit motor foot replaces screw fastening to speed assembly while maintaining robust attachment and low part complexity.
Support members with larger distal coil-end contact suppress vibration while keeping base airflow open to limit stator coil heating.
Axial bearing preload counters drive-shaft thrust in a plasticizing motor, reducing vibration, encoder damage, and impulsive noise.
Elastic clip pieces pinch exposed coil-wire ends to replace TIG welding, simplifying rotating machine assembly while maintaining reliable contact.
Crossing damping ribs reinforce the motor case where torsional stress is highest, cutting vibration and noise without adding excess weight.