Stator with insulation for an electric motor, insulation for a stator, and electric power tool
The invention is based on a stator having an insulation which is arranged around a coil winding package, wherein a stator packet is arranged on the insulation. It is proposed that the insulation means be embodied as a self-supporting sleeve.
1. A stator comprising:
an insulation embodied as a self-supporting bush having a stator-facing surface and a rotor-facing surface disposed around a winding package, and
a stator packet disposed on the stator-facing surface of the insulation,
wherein the rotor-facing surface of the insulation has a diameter equal to that of an outer winding surface of the winding package and the insulation has a thickness equal to a size of a gap between the winding package and the stator packet.
2. The stator as defined by claim 1 , wherein the winding package protrudes axially and radially past the insulation on one of its axial ends, and on that end, the insulation has a radially outward-shifted widened portion that traces an outer contour of the winding package.
3. The stator as defined by claim 2 wherein in the region of the widened portion, a fixation ring is disposed on an outer circumference and is located axially between the widened portion and the stator packet disposed around the winding package.
4. The stator as defined by claim 1 , wherein the insulation, on one axial end, has a radially inward-pointing rib.
5. The stator as defined by claim 2 , wherein the insulation, on one axial end, has a radially inward-pointing rib.
6. The stator as defined by claim 3 , wherein the insulation, on one axial end, has a radially inward-pointing rib.
7. The stator as defined by claim 1 , wherein the insulation is formed of at least one strip, whose edges extend obliquely to a longitudinal axis of the bush.
8. The stator as defined by claim 2 , wherein the insulation is formed of at least one strip, whose edges extend obliquely to a longitudinal axis of the bush.
9. The stator as defined by claim 3 , wherein the insulation is formed of at least one strip, whose edges extend obliquely to a longitudinal axis of the bush.
10. The stator as defined by claim 4 , wherein the insulation is fanned of at least one strip, whose edges extend obliquely to a longitudinal axis of the bush.
11. The stator as defined by claim 1 , wherein the insulation is penetrated by a mechanically stabilizing material.
12. An insulation for a stator, the insulation embodied as a self-supporting bush shape having a stator-facing surface and a rotor-facing surface disposed around a winding package, wherein the rotor-facing surface of the insulation has a diameter equal to that of an outer winding surface of the winding package and the insulation has a thickness equal to a size of a gap between the winding package and the stator packet.
13. The insulation as defined by claim 12 , wherein the bush shape is formed by at least one strip of material wound obliquely to a longitudinal axis of the bush shape.
14. The insulation as defined by claim 13 , wherein the strip of material is formed of paper.
15. The insulation as defined by claim 12 , wherein on one of its axial ends, has a radially outward-shifted widened portion, and/or a radially inward-pointing rib is provided on one axial end.
16. The insulation as defined by claim 13 , wherein on one of its axial ends, has a radially outward-shifted widened portion, and/or a radially inward-pointing rib is provided on one axial end.
17. The insulation as defined by claim 14 , wherein on one of its axial ends, has a radially outward-shifted widened portion, and/or a radially inward-pointing rib is provided on one axial end.
18. An electric motor, comprising:
a stator having an insulation embodied as a self-supporting bush having a stator-facing surface and a rotor-facing surface disposed around a winding package, and
a stator packet disposed on the stator-facing surface of the insulation,
wherein the rotor-facing surface of the insulation has a diameter equal to that of an outer winding surface of the winding package and the insulation has a thickness equal to a size of a gap between the winding package and the stator packet.
19. An electric power tool comprising:
a tool insert driven in percussive and/or rotary fashion;
an electric motor having a stator including:
an insulation embodied as a self-supporting bush having a stator-facing surface and a rotor-facing surface disposed around a winding package, and
a stator packet disposed on the stator-facing surface of the insulation,
wherein the rotor-facing surface of the insulation has a diameter equal to that of an outer winding surface of the winding package and the insulation has a thickness equal to a size of a gap between the winding package and the stator packet.
20. A stator comprising:
an insulation embodied as a self-supporting bush having a stator-facing surface and a rotor-facing surface disposed around a winding package, and
a stator packet disposed on the stator-facing surface of the insulation,
a fixation ring disposed on an outer circumference of the insulation that is situated axially between the stator packet and the insulation,
wherein the rotor-facing surface of the insulation has a diameter equal to that of an outer winding surface of the winding package and the insulation has a thickness equal to a size of a gap between the winding package and the stator packet.
21. The stator as defined by claim 20 , wherein the winding package protrudes axially and radially past the insulation on one of its axial ends, and on that end, the insulation has a radially outward-shifted widened portion that traces an outer contour of the winding package.
22. The stator as defined by claim 21 , wherein the fixation ring is disposed on the outer circumference in the region of the widened portion and is located axially between the widened portion and the stator packet disposed around the winding package.
23. The stator as defined by claim 20 , wherein the insulation, on one axial end, has a radially inward-pointing rib.
24. The stator as defined by claim 21 , wherein the insulation, on one axial end, has a radially inward-pointing rib.
25. The stator as defined by claim 22 , wherein the insulation, on one axial end, has a radially inward-pointing rib.
26. The stator as defined by claim 20 , wherein the insulation is formed of at least one strip, whose edges extend obliquely to a longitudinal axis of the bush.