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© Siemens <strong>2020</strong><br />

Introduction<br />

General information<br />

■ Overview<br />

Note:<br />

For transport, the bare parts are coated with anti-corrosion paint<br />

which will last for a limited amount of time.<br />

Colors and paint finish<br />

Additional identification code -Z with order code<br />

Standard version 8) S00 9) S01 8) S02 S03 8) 10) S04 8) S05 S<strong>06</strong> 8) 10) 11)<br />

Suitability for recoating 7)<br />

Pre-treatment of parts<br />

Drying<br />

Top coat colors<br />

Standard version<br />

Available colors<br />

Can be recoated within 1 week<br />

All parts cleaned and degreased, steel and cast-iron parts sandblasted<br />

All layers oven-dried<br />

RAL 7030 (stone gray)<br />

Alternative standard and special RAL colors must be ordered with order code Y53 or Y56 and specification in plain<br />

text of the required RAL number (see tables for order codes Y53 and Y56 on the following page for selection of available<br />

RAL numbers/RAL colors).<br />

S<strong>06</strong> is available only in standard RAL 7030<br />

Treatment of bare metal areas of shaft extensions and flanges<br />

Coated with anti-corrosion agent that repels water and palm sweat<br />

1<br />

1) Machined laminated rotor core, shaft, inner diameter of cast-iron housing,<br />

interior surfaces of cast-iron bearing plates.<br />

2) Total film thickness:<br />

- The specified film thickness represents average values for the external<br />

motor surfaces<br />

- Unpainted or one layer of paint (30 µm) less beneath the fan cover<br />

- The film thickness may differ at inaccessible locations (pockets/recesses<br />

or bases of ribs)<br />

The film thickness specified for aluminum/cast-iron versions refers not only<br />

to motors, but also to components such as the bearing plate and housing.<br />

<strong>Motors</strong> are also available in an aluminum/cast-iron composite design.<br />

3) The paint coat can become electrostatically charged where there is a thick<br />

film. Electrostatic discharges can occur. There is a risk of explosion if<br />

potentially explosive mixtures are also present at this moment. This can<br />

result in death, serious injury or material damage. When painted surfaces<br />

are recoated, one of the following conditions must be fulfilled:<br />

• Limit the total paint film thickness according to the explosion protection<br />

group:<br />

- IIA, IIB: Total paint film thickness 2mm<br />

- IIC: Total paint film thickness 0.2 mm for motors of group II (gas)<br />

• Limit the surface resistance of the paint used:<br />

- Surface resistance 1G for motors of groups II and III (gas and dust)<br />

• Charge transfer limit:<br />

- 60 nC for Group I or Group IIA devices<br />

- 25 nC for Group IIB devices<br />

- 10 nC for Group IIC devices<br />

- 200 nC for Group III devices<br />

• Breakdown voltage 4 kV for explosion group III (dust only)<br />

Note:<br />

Paints for IIC with film thickness exceeding 200 µm are optionally available.<br />

Paints with film thickness exceeding 200 µm have been tested for<br />

electrostatic charging. <strong>Motors</strong> with a coating thickness exceeding<br />

200 µm may only be painted over if the conditions mentioned above are<br />

complied with.<br />

4) Aluminum motors/components without a paint finish already meet the<br />

requirements for corrosivity class C2. It is not therefore necessary to apply<br />

paint to components that are not visible. The paint finish is therefore<br />

applied only for the purpose of coloring.<br />

5) Aluminum motors with cast-iron components (e.g. DE bearing plate) have a<br />

primer coat of > 30 µm on cast-iron components.<br />

6) 50 µm zinc galvanized layer + 120 µm paint film thickness.<br />

7) Primers, water-based 2-K epoxy resin paints and polyurethane-based<br />

paints can be overpainted with paints of the same kind if the motors are in<br />

the original packaging and are still covered by the warranty. A suitability<br />

test should be conducted before any recoating work is undertaken if the<br />

customer intends to use a coating of a different kind to overpaint the motor.<br />

Alternatively, a test in accordance with EN ISO 16927 "Determination of the<br />

overcoatability and recoatability of a coating" can be requested and<br />

ordered.<br />

8) For SIMOTICS XP cast-iron motors that are suitable for operation in dust<br />

hazardous areas, some color restrictions apply to conductive paints.<br />

9) Not permitted for SIMOTICS XP cast-iron motors that are suitable for operation<br />

in dust hazardous areas.<br />

10) For SIMOTICS XP aluminum motors that are suitable for operation in dust<br />

hazardous areas, some color restrictions apply to conductive paints.<br />

11) For SIMOTICS XP cast-iron motors that are suitable for operation in gas<br />

hazardous areas, some color restrictions apply to conductive paints.<br />

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