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A motor armature, also known simply as an armature, is a critical component in electric motors, generators, and some types of alternators. It plays a crucial role in converting electrical energy into mechanical energy and vice versa.
In an electric motor, the armature is the rotating component that interacts with the magnetic field generated by the stator (stationary part of the motor). It typically consists of a cylindrical or drum-like core made of laminated iron, with slots or grooves for holding insulated copper coils or windings. The copper windings are wound around the core and connected to a commutator.
When electric current is passed through the windings, a magnetic field is produced around the armature. The interaction between this magnetic field and the stator's magnetic field creates a rotational force (torque) on the armature, causing it to spin. This rotation generates the mechanical energy used to power various devices, such as fans, pumps, and power tools.
In a generator or alternator, the process is reversed. Mechanical energy is used to rotate the armature within a magnetic field, which induces an electric current in the windings. This current can then be used to produce electrical power.
The commutator, which is an integral part of the armature in many types of motors, serves to reverse the direction of the current flow in the windings as the armature rotates. This reversing action ensures that the magnetic forces driving the armature's rotation are always directed in the same direction, allowing for continuous rotation.
The design and construction of the armature can vary depending on the specific type of motor and its intended application. However, the fundamental purpose remains the same – to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy or vice versa – making the armature a crucial element in the operation of electric motors and generators.

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A drill chuck is a mechanical device used to hold and secure drill bits or other rotary tools in a drill or similar power tool. It allows for quick and easy interchangeability of drill bits, enabling users to switch between different sizes and types of bits to suit various drilling tasks.
Key features and characteristics of a drill chuck include:
1. Jaws: The drill chuck has two or more jaws that can be opened or closed to grip the shank of a drill bit or tool securely. Most drill chucks have three jaws, but some may have more.
2. Chuck Key: Many traditional drill chucks require a chuck key to tighten or loosen the jaws manually. The chuck key fits into the holes located on the sides of the drill chuck and is used to turn the jaws to adjust their position.
3. Keyless Chuck: In contrast, modern drill chucks often feature a keyless design, allowing users to tighten or loosen the jaws by hand, without the need for a chuck key.
4. Chuck Capacity: The chuck capacity refers to the maximum diameter of the drill bit or tool that the chuck can hold. Common drill chucks have capacities ranging from 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch or more.
5. Attachment: The drill chuck is attached to the spindle of the drill or power tool and held in place with a threaded collar or similar mechanism.
Using a drill chuck involves the following steps:
1. Open the Jaws: If using a drill chuck with a chuck key, insert the key into the holes on the sides of the chuck and turn it counterclockwise to open the jaws. If using a keyless chuck, simply rotate the chuck sleeve counterclockwise to open the jaws.
2. Insert the Drill Bit: Insert the shank of the drill bit or tool into the open jaws of the chuck until it seats securely.
3. Close the Jaws: Tighten the jaws around the drill bit or tool by turning the chuck key clockwise (if applicable) or by rotating the chuck sleeve clockwise with your hand (for keyless chucks).
4. Ensure Secure Grip: Make sure the drill bit is held firmly in place by gently pulling on it to check if it is securely gripped by the chuck.
Drill chucks are essential components of drills and many other power tools, allowing users to perform various drilling, driving, and rotary tasks. It is important to use the correct size of drill chuck for the drill's spindle and to ensure proper tightening of the chuck to prevent the drill bit from slipping or becoming loose during use. Additionally, regular maintenance and cleaning of the chuck will help prolong its lifespan and ensure smooth and reliable operation.

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• Item Code: 9071

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AB WASHER
SIZE AVAILABLE :-
CM-4
6-100
801
MT410
CM-5