Novak's Ballistic 550 Epoxy Dipped Hand Wound Stator – 4.5T (#S6504E) features the added benefits of epoxy. Each stator offers strengthened reliability and higher power operation performance of the motor — ideal for extreme racing conditions.
The Ballistic 550 Hand Wound Stator is dipped in a special motor winding epoxy and then oven-cured for several hours. Once the epoxy is cured, it prevents the wires in the stator from moving or rubbing against the laminations and other wires in extreme conditions. Preventing this unwanted contact avoids shorts in the motor coils which can lead to premature failure. The epoxy also helps transfer heat from the wires to the lamination, helping motor operation at higher power levels.
All around, the epoxy coating improves the reliability of Novak’s already high-quality stator and provides extreme vibration resistance. It also prevents rewinding of the stator.
The 4.5T Epoxy-Dipped Wound Stator is also available in our Build-A-Ballistic 550 program, allowing Novak to factory build your motor.
To read more about the benefits of epoxy, click on Novak’s technical article: Benefits of an Epoxy-Dipped Stator.
To find out more about Novak’s Ballistic Hand Wound Stators, click on More Details below.
The Ballistic motor’s innovative design defines versatility by featuring interchangeable wound stator construction. By unscrewing the main screws, the motor’s end bells and sensor assemblies can be easily removed to leave only the stator, which can be replaced with a different wound stator. The ease of installation and numerous motor-wind options provides drivers with a cost-effective way to race many different classes without purchasing a large number of motors. In addition, the stators can be easily replaced if damaged.
Like all Novak brushless motors, the Ballistic 550 Epoxy Dipped Hand Wound Stators are designed and tested at the Novak facility in Irvine, Calif. Each stator is hand-wound for maximum copper fill and individually tested for consistency. The stators are also inspected, packaged and weighed to ensure the best product is sent to customers.
For directions on how to replace your Ballistic wound stator, please view the Novak Video
How to Replace a Wound Stator.
