The motor housing is the protective shell of the motor, and together with the motor core, shaft, and bearings, it is one of the four major parts of the motor. BMC

The motor housing is produced by deep drawing and riveting.

In engineering, a housing or envelope is a container, protective exterior (such as a housing), or enclosed structural element (such as a chassis or exoskeleton) designed to facilitate operation, provide connection points for internal mechanisms (such as mounting brackets for electrical components, cables, and pipes), keep the contents clean by shielding dirt/dust, dirt, and other contaminants, or protect internal mechanisms (such as sophisticated integrated electrical accessories) from structural stress and/or potential physical, thermal, chemical, biological, or radiation damage from the surrounding environment. The housing may also be the main body of the device and is essential to its function.

The housing is a shell or envelope used to protect the internal device. The housing prevents the internal device from being contaminated by external debris. The housing may also have integrated accessories or brackets to fix the internal components in place; sometimes the housing is the main body of the device and is essential to its function.

Pollution Control

The housing prevents the internal mechanism from being contaminated by external debris. The housing is sometimes made waterproof, especially when the internal mechanism contains electronic equipment.

Containment

Enclosures are often used to protect gearboxes, and housings are also responsible for containing lubricants. Enclosures may also play a safety role, providing a barrier between personnel and dangerous or fast-moving machinery.

Interfaces

Enclosures may need to provide a user interface for the devices inside, such as televisions and video game controllers.

Decoration

Enclosures may contain decorative elements. When these elements are removable and replaceable panels, they may be referred to as faceplates. Interchangeable faceplates provide a way to update the appearance of an enclosure without replacing the entire enclosure.