618-5623: 24 Volts Electric Starting Motor

An Electric Starting Motor converts electrical energy from the machine's battery into mechanical energy to crank the engine's flywheel, initiating the combustion process. The electric starting motor consists of several components, including a direct current electric motor, a solenoid, a pinion gear, and a starter drive assembly. The motor is a series-wound or permanent magnet motor made to deliver high torque at low rotational speeds. The solenoid acts as a switch, engaging the pinion gear with the flywheel when the ignition key or start button is activated.

Attributes:
• Rotates in a clockwise direction
• Delivers sufficient torque to overcome engine inertia during startup
• Withstands the mechanical stress and high temperatures generated during engine starting

Applications:
An Electric Starting Motor provides mechanical rotational energy by converting the electrical energy from the machine's battery. This rotational energy is used to crank the engine flywheel, overcoming the initial resistance and enabling the engine to start smoothly.

• Material: Carbon Steel