MOHAMMAD TOUFEEK

After winding, electric motors are dipped in insulating varnish to protect the copper coils from moisture, dust, corrosion, and short circuits. The varnish also locks the winding wires firmly in place, reduces vibration damage, improves heat dissipation, and significantly increases the motor’s lifespan. Without this crucial process, motors can fail much sooner.

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