Shenzhen Kinmore Motor Co., Ltd.

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FAQs

What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) of the product?

The minimum order quantity (MOQ) of our conventional brushed DC motors and brushless DC motors is 5k-10k/Lot; and the minimum order quantity of conventional reduction motors is 1k/Lot.

Do you have products in stock? Can I have some samples?

All of our motors are custom made and are not in stock, so we may not be able to supply them if they are only needed for personal use or replacement. If it is to be used for sample testing before an official order, and you can accept our MOQ and price conditions, we are willing to provide samples.

Do you have any coreless/outer rotor brushless motors?

Our company has a complete range of brushless motors, and can provide motors with special structures such as coreless/outer rotor brushless motors.

What parameter information is needed for motor evaluation?

Customers need to clearly provide the performance and shape requirements of the product (different shapes determine the size of the space, which will be directly related to the performance that different specifications can achieve such as torque values are different). Performance requirements include operating voltage, rated load, rated speed and other parameters, and appearance requirements include the maximum installation size, shaft size, terminal direction and so on.

In addition, if the customer has other more detailed requirements such as current limits, working environment, service life and EMC standards can also be provided together, which will help us to carry out a more accurate and comprehensive assessment to ensure that the final product can meet the customer’s individual needs.

What are the noise levels of your motors and do you have noiseless ones?

Our motor noise control is at the leading level in the industry;

Usually, we define the noise level of the motor (in dB) based on the background noise and the measurement distance.

Noise is divided into two categories: mechanical noise and electrical noise. Mechanical noise is mainly related to the structure of the motor itself and the running speed of the motor (generally speaking, the faster the speed, the greater the noise), while electrical noise mainly comes from the sparks generated by the friction between the brush and the commutator.

Currently, there is no noiseless motor in the motor industry. We will improve the design to make the noise of the motor reach the level required by customers.

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