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■ Overview<br />

Regreasing<br />

For motors which can be regreased at defined regreasing intervals,<br />

the bearing lifetime can be extended and/or unfavorable<br />

factors such as temperature, mounting conditions, speed, bearing<br />

size, and mechanical load can be compensated.<br />

This regreasing option is possible in the following frame sizes:<br />

• Frame sizes 100 to 160: M8 1 acc. to DIN 71412-A<br />

(conical lubricating nipple)<br />

• Frame sizes 180 to 315: M10 1 acc. to DIN 3404-A<br />

(flat lubricating nipple).<br />

• Frame sizes 400 to 450: M10 1-5.8-A acc. to DIN 3404-A.-<br />

(flat lubricating nipple)<br />

Order code L23<br />

(frame sizes 280 basic version, for the Performance Line motors<br />

of frame sizes 160 basic version)<br />

A regreasing device with M10 × 1 conical lubricating nipple to<br />

DIN 71412-A can be optionally provided for frame sizes 180 to<br />

450.<br />

Order code L19<br />

In the case of motors equipped with regreasing device, information<br />

regarding regreasing intervals, quantity of grease, type of<br />

grease and any additional data is provided on the lubrication<br />

plate or rating plate. For regreasing intervals for the basic version,<br />

see the Table "Grease lifetime and regreasing intervals for<br />

horizontal installation". For motors with a mounted holding brake<br />

(order code F01) a regreasing device cannot be installed, including<br />

up to FS 160.<br />

Introduction<br />

Mechanical version<br />

Bearings and lubrication<br />

Mechanical stress and grease lifetime<br />

High speeds that exceed the rated speed with converter operation<br />

and the resulting increased vibrations alter the mechanical<br />

running smoothness and the bearings are subjected to increased<br />

mechanical stress. This reduces the grease lifetime and<br />

the bearing lifetime (please inquire where applicable).<br />

The use of rigid couplings should be avoided as far as possible.<br />

For converter operation in particular, compliance with the mechanical<br />

limit speeds n max at maximum supply frequency f max is<br />

essential, see the following table "Mechanical limit speeds n max<br />

at maximum supply frequency f max ".<br />

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