Clothes Dryer Motor XM-8098

01 The Full Listing

XM-8098, exactly as catalogued

A dryer motor lives a harder thermal life than a wash motor: it turns the drum and, in most designs, drives the airflow that carries moisture away, in a cabinet full of warm air. Specifying one is therefore less about headline power and more about matching — shaft and pulley interface to your drum drive, mounting to your cabinet, and the winding choice to your endurance targets. The three winding options in this listing differ in conductor behaviour: copper for maximum conductivity per volume, aluminium for the larger conductor section an equivalent resistance target requires, and copper-clad aluminium combining an aluminium core with a copper surface. State your current motor’s data — or send its nameplate photo — and the match is confirmed before pricing.

02 Programme Fit

Sourcing wash and dry from one works

Manufacturers building both washers and dryers usually buy the two motors from different suppliers and carry two qualification processes. The Nanyang catalogue is structured to collapse that into one: the dryer motor shares its voltage and frequency options, winding choices, packing and payment terms with the wash and spin range, and the same listed MOQ of 1,000 pieces applies. One audit, one shipment plan, one relationship — and a single point of accountability when a laundry range is redesigned.

A note on photographs: the catalogue photo attached to this model’s listing carries no printed ‘spin motor’ label, and a photograph attached to a listing is not by itself evidence of what the listed model looks like — so, unlike most suppliers, we do not show it here as a dryer motor photograph. On the spin motors page that photograph appears as a listing record, captioned by the listing it is attached to; a motor’s identity is checked against its own rating plate, not against a photograph.

03 Questions

Dryer motor, answered plainly