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Sadguru Autocomponents Pvt. Ltd.

Product · Consumer Appliances

Mixer Grinder
Motor Body.

Die cast aluminium motor bodies for mixer grinders — complex multi-port geometry, precision bearing seat and stator fit, integral ventilation channels, produced at high volume with consistent dimensional quality.

ADC12
Primary Alloy
HPDC + CNC
Process
300–600 g
Typical Weight
H7 / Ra 1.6 µm
Stator Bore
Mixer Grinder Motor Body — aluminium die casting component

Mixer Grinder Motor Body

The mixer grinder motor body is a compact, high-complexity casting. It must simultaneously locate the stator, provide bearing seats at both shaft ends, accommodate ventilation air flow through integral channels, and present mounting features for the appliance housing. SAPL produces these bodies on 250T HPDC machines where the short cycle time is matched to the high monthly volumes required by appliance OEMs.

Integral ventilation channel geometry is cast in — no secondary drilling or milling is required for the airflow passages. All precision bores — stator fit, upper bearing seat, lower bearing seat — are machined in a single CNC setup to maintain concentricity. The external mounting pads are milled flat to ±0.1 mm in the same setup.

SAPL holds specific process approvals for multiple mixer grinder motor body programmes across Pune-based appliance OEMs. The production quality plan includes 100% in-line gauging of bore diameters and a periodic SPC review of key dimensions.

Technical Specifications
Primary AlloyADC12 (JIS H5302)
ProcessHPDC — 250T, + VMC machining
Typical Weight300–600 g
Stator FitH7 bore, Ra ≤ 1.6 µm
Bearing SeatsH7 — upper and lower, concentric ≤ 0.05 mm TIR
Ventilation ChannelsAs-cast — no secondary machining
Mounting PadsMilled flat ±0.1 mm
Volume Capacity30,000+ pcs/month

Critical quality requirements

These are the characteristics SAPL controls and measures on every production batch for this component — and how they are maintained in the process.

Concentricity of bearing seats

Upper and lower bearing seats must be concentric to within 0.05 mm TIR. SAPL machines both seats in a single VMC setup referenced from the stator bore datum to ensure alignment.

Porosity at bearing surfaces

Porosity at bearing locations causes noise and reduced bearing life — critical quality requirements for consumer appliance OEMs. SAPL uses X-ray sampling and cross-section inspection on a statistical basis to monitor internal soundness.

Wall thickness at ventilation channels

Thin walls between ventilation channels can collapse under die casting pressure. SAPL validates minimum wall thickness at die approval stage and monitors via CMM on first-off and periodic samples.

Common questions

Questions from procurement teams and design engineers about this component.

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Can SAPL manage the full sequence for mixer grinder motor bodies?

Yes. SAPL handles HPDC casting, trimming and deburring, VMC machining of all precision bores and mounting faces, and quality inspection including 100% gauging of bore diameters. The component is delivered ready for motor winding assembly.

What monthly volumes can SAPL support for this component?

Current capacity supports 30,000+ pieces per month for a given configuration. Mixer grinder programmes are typically high-volume and SAPL allocates dedicated machine time and tooling for approved production programmes.

Does the motor body require surface coating?

External surfaces are typically left as-cast or given a light deburr and cleaning — most mixer grinder motor bodies are hidden inside the plastic housing. If the programme requires corrosion protection, SAPL can apply an anodic or conversion coating on request.

Sourcing mixer grinder motor body?

Share your drawings — STEP, IGES, DXF, or PDF. SAPL will review manufacturability, confirm alloy and process, and respond with a technical and commercial proposal within 72 hours.