HiTRAX Traction Motor Armature Rewind Process - Houghton International

HiTRAX™ is our traction motor life extension solution.
HiTRAX™ is an insulation system proven to extend the life of DC and AC traction motors for over 12 years. It is a combination of both our traction motor and high voltage expertise applied to solve the problem of deteriorating dielectric capability of problematic motors.
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[@WA1LBK]

Impressive process! 😊

[@alexandervx863]

Very good job

[@ranjitdasdirectorofswadhas9]

very nice work..

[@SahilKhan-vz9gt]

Traction motor 75 volt 100 amp 950 rpm BHEL ki motor hai railway ki is wait 440 kg hai to is motor ma copper kitna nilkaga koi btah skta h bhai .....

[@RamonRodriguez-pd8og]

PERDÓN. POR. EL TIEMPO DE HACER MÍ COMENTARIO PERO ACABÓ DE VER EL VIDEO Y. SI. PUSIERON CUANDO SE SOLDA CON ARGÓN.

[@gajanansonar1385]

veri veri good nolej

[@irineuluiz9847]

trabalho muito bem feito parabéns

[@workonitm8]

I've wound a few. Mostly the old Westinghouse 362 and 370 series.

[@tartin69]

Hi,
At 1.00 during the wedging process,there's a small (Dolly) in front of the main wedge,is this smaller to pre fold the insulation ,so the main wedge doesn't damage the slot liner,Mart

[@mustang2440]

How much voltage and current is needed for full power?

[@cesartafoya18]

como se llama la máquina que fabrica la solera?

[@Sham3202]

I am winding a 10000 HP Armature on site in a steel Mill. This one is a Toy armature.

[@MaaroufMohammedSK]

Shoukat awan i work for a rail company and i repair traction motors and need some professional informations, if you can contact me on my email pls: [e-mail]

[@HmongGuitarPlayer]

Been there done that.

[@HmongGuitarPlayer]

Randall Slaughter Good times man. If my hands holds up will still be doing it.

[@user-xh5qg3rv4x]

This motor repair industry who can give me a company, I am a Chinese, want to go abroad to study and study

[@servistools6254]

👍

[@lorenzobeckmann3736]

I wound these; but if you exchangr based on nameplate data-----use old shaft or CAREFULLY measure new shaft. Also, don't brag how big anyone winds; have you wound tiny- like with #36-40 wire?