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TWM-ISP01

Motor Stator Slot Insulation Paper Inserting Machine

TWM-ISP01 is a motor stator slot insulation paper inserting machine built by Teamwork Automation in Taichung, Taiwan. Supplied as a standalone machine or integrated into a complete production line.

Process stage
Stator Equipment
Motor types
Brushed, brushless and universal motors
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Product description

What this machine does

  • Slot liner inserting machine for brushed and universal motor stators, covering the smaller diameters typical of appliance and power-tool motors.
  • Automatic paper handling from reel to inserted liner, engineered for consistent seating depth across every slot.
  • Configurable for slot count, stator OD and stack height; tooling change is a rapid module swap.
  • Designed for standalone operation or integration into a stator production line ahead of the winding station.
  • Cycle time is project-dependent on stator geometry and paper thickness.

Specifications

What this machine is rated for

  • Workpiece: brushed / universal motor stators
  • Material: reel-fed insulation paper
  • Operations: feed, cut, form, insert
  • Tooling: modular for slot-count and diameter changes
  • Integration: standalone or in-line

Capabilities shown are typical. Values outside this range can be quoted on request.

Watch this machine run

Motor Stator Slot Insulation Paper Inserting Machine

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Output

Parts produced on this machine

TWM-ISP01 Motor stator slot insulation paper inserting machine - finished part produced on this machine
TWM-ISP01 Motor stator slot insulation paper inserting machine - finished part produced on this machine

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