Standard Feature: Class F Insulation System

Every JWMotor is equipped with Class F Insulation as standard, ensuring a 155°C thermal rating. This guarantees a critical safety margin and robust reliability for all industrial applications.

Key Benefits

Thermal ReserveDesigned for Class B temperature rise limits to prevent overheating during heavy loads.
Mechanical DurabilityHigh-grade DMD polyester laminates provide superior protection against abrasion and tearing.
Extended LifespanThe stable insulation structure ensures long-term performance in harsh environments.

Supplier

We partner with China’s top specialized manufacturers for high-performance insulating materials. This reliable Class F insulation features superior dielectric strength and thermal stability optimized for protecting motor windings in harsh environments.

PIC and Rui'an Insulation
RoHS, IATF 16949, UL, ISO 9001, SGS, ISO 14001, ISO 45001

See What Goes Into Your Motor

Feature
Generic Industrial Motors
JWMotor Premium Standard
Insulation Class
Standard Class B
(Max 130°C)
Certified Class F
(Max 155°C)
Impregnation Process
Simple Dip & Bake
(Risk of air pockets)
VPI
(Vacuum Pressure Impregnation)
Temp Rise Design
Runs at thermal limit
(Short life)
Class B Rise
(High Safety Margin)
Slot Liner Material
Ordinary DMD Paper
Premium NMN Composite Material
Thermal Durability
Prone to aging & burnout
Extra High Thermal Reserve
Low-grade insulation beside PM Class insulation
01

What does “Class F Insulation with Class B Rise” mean for motor life?

It means we build the motor with materials rated for 155°C (Class F) but design it to run cooler, maxing out at 130°C (Class B). This creates a 25°C “Thermal Reserve.” Since insulation life doubles for every 10°C drop in temperature, this design can theoretically extend winding life by 4x compared to standard motors.

02

Why do you use DMD laminates for slot insulation?

We use DMD (Dacron-Mylar-Dacron) composite. The inner Mylar layer provides high dielectric strength to stop voltage breakdown, while the outer Dacron fleece layers absorb varnish and prevent mechanical tearing. This tri-layer protection ensures the winding is mechanically secure and electrically isolated.

03

Is the insulation system protected against voltage spikes?

Yes. Variable Frequency Drives can cause voltage surges. Our Class F insulation system is fully vacuum-impregnated (VPI) to eliminate air voids, providing a solid barrier against corona discharge and partial discharge, ensuring compatibility with modern inverter-driven systems.

04

What does “Class F Insulation with Class B Rise” mean for motor life?

It means we build the motor with materials rated for 155°C (Class F) but design it to run cooler, maxing out at 130°C (Class B). This creates a 25°C “Thermal Reserve.” Since insulation life doubles for every 10°C drop in temperature, this design can theoretically extend winding life by 4x compared to standard motors.