Smoke Curtain - Groschopp · 2018. 4. 30. · different manufacturers, an automated smoke curtain...

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712.722.4135 712.722.1445 (fax) 420 15th St. NE, Sioux Center, IA 51250 USA ISO9001:2015 Registered GROSCHOPP COPYRIGHT © 2018 When it comes to safety, having a motor that is reliable is a must. After testing motors from several different manufacturers, an automated smoke curtain OEM trusted Groschopp to do the job. A top concern for this OEM was the reliability of the motor after prolonged periods of inactivity. Because the motor would rarely be operating, cost was also a big concern. Groschopp engineers worked extensively with a cast composite material manufacturer to build a strong and inexpensive reducer housing. This, combined with a non-replaceable brush card, provided a cost-effective DC motor solution. CHALLENGES: Adaptable in a range of curtain configurations Highly reliable, especially after prolonged periods of inactivity Low cost Small package to fit in tight space Right angle configuration to work with product design SOLUTION: Composite reducer housing for strength at low cost Right Angle PMDC gear motor with reduced length (compact design) Brush card design (non-replaceable brushes) Intermittent duty allowed a smaller motor to be used Smoke Curtain

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712.722.4135 • 712.722.1445 (fax) • 420 15th St. NE, Sioux Center, IA 51250 USA • ISO9001:2015 Registered GROSCHOPP COPYRIGHT © 2018

When it comes to safety, having a motor that is reliable is a must. After testing motors from several different manufacturers, an automated smoke curtain OEM trusted Groschopp to do the job. A top concern for this OEM was the reliability of the motor after prolonged periods of inactivity.

Because the motor would rarely be operating, cost was also a big concern. Groschopp engineers worked extensively with a cast composite material manufacturer to build a strong and inexpensive reducer housing. This, combined with a non-replaceable brush card, provided a cost-effective DC motor solution.

CHALLENGES: Adaptable in a range of curtain configurations

Highly reliable, especially after prolonged periods of inactivity

Low cost

Small package to fit in tight space

Right angle configuration to work with product design

SOLUTION: Composite reducer housing for strength at low cost

Right Angle PMDC gear motor with reduced length (compact design)

Brush card design (non-replaceable brushes)

Intermittent duty allowed a smaller motor to be used

Smoke Curtain