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United States Patent [19]

Teshigawara et al.

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US005495658A

5,495,658 Mar. 5,1996

[ii] Patent Number: [45] Date of Patent:

[54] METHOD OF MAKING CYLINDRICAL FERROMAGNETIC BODY AND COVER ASSEMBLY FOR ROTOR OF DC MOTOR

[75] Inventors: Toshiyuki Teshigawara, Maebashi;

Yoshikazu Kokubun, Gunma, both of
Japan

[73] Assignee: Sanden Corp., Isesaki, Japan

[21] Appl. No.: 274,636

[22] Filed: Jul. 13,1994

[30] Foreign Application Priority Data

Jul. 16, 1993 [JP] Japan 5-197710

[51] Int. CI.6 H02K 15/02

[52] U.S. CI 29/598; 29/608; 264/272.2;

310/43; 310/156

[58] Field of Search 29/598, 596, 608;

310/42, 43, 45, 156; 264/272.2, 272.19,

272.15

[56] References Cited

U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS

4,742,259 5/1988 Schaefer et al 310/156

4,973,872 11/1990 Dohogne 310/156

5,040,286 8/1991 Stark 29/598

5,144,735 9/1992 Stark 29/732

FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS

2-97244 4/1990 Japan.

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A method of making a cylindrical ferromagnetic body and cover assembly for a rotor of a dc motor is provided. In a first embodiment, a blend of a powdered ferromagnetic material and a heat-curable binder is compressedly molded into a cylindrical form in a generally cylindrical non-magnetic cover material having an annular flange around the top thereof, while heat is applied to the material from a heated stationary mold through the cover material, so that the cylindrically-molded ferromagnetic body firmly adheres to the cover material in the molding process. After the ferromagnetic body is cured, an non-magnetic annular protector is placed on the top of the cylindrically-molded body and the annular flange is radially inwardly bent over onto the protector. In a second embodiment, a heated block of a powdered ferromagnetic material is deposited in a cupshaped non-magnetic cover material. The block is subsequently pressedly molded into a cup-shaped form in the cup-shaped cover material so that the molded material firmly adheres to the cover material. After the molded material is cooled, a top section and a bottom section of the cup-shaped body, together with the corresponding top section and the bottom section of the cover material, are cut off so as to obtain a cylindrical ferromagnetic body and cover assembly.

8 Claims, 20 Drawing Sheets

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