A surface compactor machine includes a cylindrical drum defining a cylindrical space in an interior portion of the cylindrical drum and having a central axis of rotation, and a counterweight in the cylindrical space. The compactor further includes a non-driven support wheel affixed to the counterweight and in contact with an underlying portion of an interior surface of the cylindrical drum beneath the counterweight. A drive motor is provided in the cylindrical space, and a drive wheel is mechanically rotatable by the drive motor. The drive wheel contacts an inner surface of the cylindrical drum such that rotation of the drive wheel by the drive motor urges the cylindrical drum to rotate about the central axis of rotation.

An oscillation excitation device for producing oscillations and/or vibrations includes an electric motor which has a stator unit and a rotor unit that can be rotated about an axis of rotation and has at least one rotor shaft. At least a first bearing unit and a second bearing unit are provided for rotatably mounting the rotor shaft and/or rotor unit. At least one electromagnetic drive system of the electric motor is arranged between the first bearing unit and the second bearing unit. At least one rotatable imbalance unit is provided for producing an imbalance. The imbalance unit is arranged, at least in part, between the first bearing unit and the second bearing unit.

Disclosed is a vibration device with a vibrating table for a concrete block manufacturing machine for compression of a material to be compressed. The vibration device is at least partially resiliently mounted on a machine frame and driven by at least one electric motor. As a result the vibrating table can be set in a predominantly vertical vibrating movement, wherein the vibration device has a plurality of vibrating table bars arranged parallel to one another and fastened to the vibrating table and impact bars fastened statically to the machine frame. All the impact bars are displaceable relative to the vibrating table bars and along a displacement axis running parallel to the vertical vibrating movement by a plurality of positioning devices connected to one another and driven by at least one common drive unit in order to obtain a synchronous displacement of all the impact bars.

A vibration motor having an insulating housing, a bidirectional coil and a magnetic ring is provided. The insulating housing is of cylindrical shape and at least three position-limiting ribs are protruded from an internal surface thereof. Each position-limiting rib is extended parallel to a central axial line of the insulating housing. The insulating housing has a pair of end plates on two ends thereof. The end plates are made of insulating material. The bidirectional coil is accommodated in the insulating housing and spaced apart from the internal surface of the insulating housing. The magnetic ring is movably accommodated in the insulating housing, and the magnetic ring is arranged coaxially with the insulating housing to surround the bidirectional coil. The position-limiting ribs are disposed adjacent to the magnetic ring and surround an outer edge of the magnetic ring.

A compactor includes a plate and an electric motor coupled to the plate and configured to impart vibration thereto. The electric motor including a stator and a rotor defining a rotational axis and having a center of mass that is not intersected by the rotational axis.

A pump, comprising a rotor axially located between a fluid inlet section and a fluid outlet section, wherein the rotor is configured to rotate about a center axis, a stator surrounding the rotor, wherein the stator includes an inner diameter surface and an outer diameter surface, wherein the inner diameter surface includes a groove surrounding the stator and concentric about the center axis, and a ring surrounding the stator, wherein the ring is adjacent to the groove and defines a gap between an outer diameter of the surface and an inner surface of the ring, wherein the ring includes a ring mass and the stator includes a stator mass, and the ring mass is substantially equal to the stator mass.

An actuator includes an electric motor having a stator and a rotor that can be rotated relative to the stator about an axis of rotation (D). The stator comprises an inner stator part, a first outer stator part and a second outer stator part, wherein the inner stator part, the first outer stator part and the second outer stator part are aligned with one another along the axis of rotation (D) and the inner stator part forms an arrangement of first inner stator poles on a first side axially facing the first outer stator part, and forms an arrangement of second inner stator poles on a second side axially facing the second outer stator part, wherein the first inner stator poles and the second inner stator poles are integrally connected to one another as a single piece.

An eccentric mass vibrating system comprising: a first motor having a first shaft; a first eccentric mass connected to said first shaft; a second motor having a second shaft; a second eccentric mass connected to said second shaft; said first motor and said second motor are adapted to be associated with an object to be vibrated; said first motor and said second motor being electrically adjustable so as to arrange said first eccentric mass and said second eccentric mass at a predefined angle therebetween; said first motor and said second motor being adapted to be positioned on an object to be vibrated; characterised in that it comprises: at least one sensor associated with said object to be vibrated, and a control computer of said system adapted to modify said predefined angle if the value measured by said sensor exceeds a predefined value.

A paint application system for an object in a paint submersion operation. The paint application system includes at least one clamp configured to be coupled to the object, and an auxiliary vibration apparatus coupled to the at least one clamp. The auxiliary vibration apparatus is configured to introduce sympathetic vibrations into the object in the paint submersion operation.

An actuator includes a housing, a moving element and two springs connected between the housing and the moving element such that one of the two springs crosses the other of the two rotor springs without contacting the other of the two springs. A drive component causes the moving element to move.