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Foredom

Foredom Motor Brushes for TX & LX Series

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SKU:
319P
UPC:
98666719350
MPN:
MP319P
Weight:
0.02 LBS
$14.35

Description

Foredom motor brushes are an essential part of keeping your Foredom motor running properly. Over time, the motor brushes will wear down and will need to be replaced.

It is important to check the motor brushes for wear every few months or when they start to look dull. You should replace both motor brushes even if one looks more worn than the other.

When you get a brand new pair of Foredom motor brushes, they are almost 3/4" long. They should be replaced when they are worn down to 1/4".

The Foredom motor brushes fit the following motors: Series TX, TXM, TXH, L, LM, LB, and PG motors . Keeping your Foredom motor brushes in good condition will help to keep your Foredom motor running smoothly for years to come.

What Are Foredom Pair Of Motor Brushes For?

Motor brushes are one of the key components of an electric motor. They are made of copper or brass and help to extend the life of the motor by providing low resistance and friction.

Most electric motors have two brushes on each side of the case, opposite to where you would put your shaft end. The brush is a key component of any electric motor.

It provides the lowest possible resistance and friction, which helps to extend its life by helping prevent wear from occurring sooner than it would otherwise occur with other types or materials used for Brushes not having these characteristics.

Without them, the motor would not be able to function. The brushes are made of a special material that is able to conduct electricity, but is also resistant to wear and tear. The brushes are also able to flex and bend without breaking, which is essential for their function.

The copper pigtail end of the brush is what allows it to endure the high pressure that is created when the brush is inserted into the openings on either side of an electric motor's rotating circuits. The pigtail end is also what provides the necessary insulation against voltage surges that can occur during operation of the motor. without the copper pigtail end, the motor brushes would not be able to function properly and the electric motor would not be able to operate.

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