Electrical Rotating Equipment Repair Kit

Item Name Code (INC) 49719

Generators and Generator Sets, Electrical: Federal Supply Class: FSC 6115; NATO Supply Classification Class: NSC 6115
Electric Wire, and Power and Distribution Equipment: Federal Supply Group: FSG 61; NATO Supply Classification Group: NSG 61
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INC 49719 Electrical Rotating Equipment Repair Kit

A collection of spare parts and tools of which not all have the same basic name. The item is designed to repair or replace worn or damaged parts of an electrical motor, generator or similar electrical rotating equipment. For items which contain spare parts without tools see PARTS KIT (1) (as modified). Excludes MODIFICATION KIT and INSTALLATION KIT (as modified).

Additional Information for Electrical Rotating Equipment Repair Kit

Electrical rotating equipment repair kits are sets of tools, parts, and materials that are used for repairing and maintaining electrical rotating equipment such as motors, generators, and pumps. These kits typically include a variety of items that are necessary for common repairs and maintenance tasks, such as:

1. Bearings: These are used to support the rotating shafts of the equipment and ensure smooth operation. Repair kits may include different types and sizes of bearings to accommodate various equipment models.

2. Seals and gaskets: These are used to prevent leakage of fluids or gases in the equipment. Repair kits often include seals and gaskets of different sizes and materials to suit different applications.

3. Brushes and brush holders: These are used in electric motors and generators to transfer electrical current to the rotating parts. Repair kits may include replacement brushes and brush holders to address common wear and tear issues.

4. Capacitors: These are electrical components that store and release energy in electrical rotating equipment. Repair kits may include replacement capacitors to address issues related to power factor correction or motor starting.

5. Belts and pulleys: These are used to transmit power from the motor to the driven equipment. Repair kits may include replacement belts and pulleys of various sizes to accommodate different equipment configurations.

6. Electrical connectors and terminals: These are used to establish electrical connections in the equipment. Repair kits may include replacement connectors and terminals to address issues related to loose or damaged connections.

7. Lubricants and cleaning agents: These are used to ensure proper lubrication and cleanliness of the equipment. Repair kits may include lubricants and cleaning agents suitable for the specific equipment being repaired.

8. Tools: Repair kits often include a selection of tools such as wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, and specialized tools for disassembling and reassembling electrical rotating equipment.

It's important to note that the specific contents of an electrical rotating equipment repair kit may vary depending on the manufacturer and the intended application. It's recommended to consult the manufacturer's documentation or contact a supplier for more information on the contents of a specific repair kit.