Franklin Electric Company, Inc.

Bluffton Motor Works LLC

David Kent Puterbaugh

Ryan Matthew Fritts

Vernon Brooks

David F Kowalczyk

Kent J Markley

An exemplary electric motor includes a power entry compartment, a power connection compartment, a removable cover, and a sealing member positioned between the power entry compartment and the power connection compartment to create a moisture-tight seal between the power entry compartment and the power connection compartment. The removable cover at least partially encloses or seals the power entry compartment and the power connection compartment. The power entry compartment receives the electrical wires that power the electric motor. The sealing member between the power entry compartment and the power connection compartment includes at least one wire channel to allow wires that power the electric motor to enter the power connection compartment from the power entry compartment. The power connection compartment houses one or more components used to make the electrical connections between the electrical wires and the motor.

Electric motor for washdown, food processing, and chemical applications

An electric motor includes a motor casing, a stator assembly, a rotor shaft assembly, first and second end bells, respectively, attached to each end of the motor casing, and an electrical inlet in the motor casing for supplying power to the motor. The motor further includes a first bearing assembly housed in the first end bell and a second bearing assembly housed in the second end bell. Both bearing assemblies and support the rotor shaft assembly and seal the interior of the motor casing from moisture. The motor also includes a heat-conductive solid resin that encapsulates the stator assembly.

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Geneva, IN, United States of America

David Kent Puterbaugh