
IE3 Electric Motors
DRG IE3 Series Electric Motors The DRG IE3 series are three-phase asynchronous electric motors built to the IEC 60034-30-1 Premium Efficiency (IE3) class, covering a power range f... More Details
Single-phase and three-phase electric motors in IE3 · IE4 · IE5 efficiency classes
As DRG Motor we manufacture single-phase and three-phase electric motors in IE3, IE4 and IE5 efficiency classes. 0.25–355 kW power range, cast iron body, B3 foot-mounted and other types; durable, energy-efficient solutions for pump, fan, conveyor and crusher applications.
Explore our full electric motors range — types, efficiency classes (IE3/IE4/IE5) and applications.
In DRG Motor’s product range you can find a wide variety of solutions, from standard and high-efficiency electric motors to the IE3-IE4-IE5 series, single-phase and three-phase asynchronous motors, as well as stone crushing plant, smoke extraction and vibration motors.

DRG IE3 Series Electric Motors The DRG IE3 series are three-phase asynchronous electric motors built to the IEC 60034-30-1 Premium Efficiency (IE3) class, covering a power range f... More Details

DRG High-Efficiency Electric Motors DRG high-efficiency electric motors are three-phase motors built to IE3, IE4 and IE5 efficiency classes (IEC 60034-30-1), delivering more pow... More Details

DRG IE4 Series Electric Motors The DRG IE4 series are three-phase asynchronous electric motors built to the IEC 60034-30 Super Premium Efficiency (IE4) class, covering a power ran... More Details

DRG IE5 Series Electric Motors The DRG IE5 series are three-phase asynchronous electric motors built to the IEC 60034-30-1 Ultra Premium Efficiency (IE5) class – today's hig... More Details

Single-Phase Asynchronous Electric Motors single-phase (monophase) asynchronous electric motors run on a 220 V / 50 Hz single-phase supply across a 0.18 – 3.0 kW power range. Co... More Details

DRG Three-Phase Asynchronous Electric Motors DRG three-phase asynchronous electric motors run on a 400 / 690 V three-phase supply across a 0.55 – 355 kW range, with a cast iron bo... More Details

General Purpose Industrial Electric Motors General purpose industrial electric motors are versatile motors delivering reliable power in every application – from pumps and compre... More Details

DRG Stone Crushing Plant Motors DRG stone crushing plant motors are designed for the highest-stress systems in heavy industry – crushers, screens, hoppers and conveyors. Hig... More Details

DRG Industrial Fan Motors DRG industrial fan motors are designed for radial and axial fans, ventilation, dust collection and smoke extraction systems, built to low vibration, mini... More Details

DRG Pump Motors DRG pump motors are designed for water supply, pressurisation, fire safety and industrial processes, built to low vibration, minimum noise and high energy efficien... More Details

DRG Vibration Motors DRG vibration motors convert rotation into vibration force through adjustable eccentric weights on the shaft ends, designed for industrial vibration applica... More Details

Electric motors are among the core components that directly affect the operating continuity of pumps, fans, compressors, conveyors, crushers, mills and production machinery. For th... More Details
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Our complete three-phase asynchronous motor range in a single document: power, speed, current, efficiency and torque tables, plus frame dimensions for B3 / B5 / B35 mounting types.
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Yes. DRG Motor products provide significant energy savings by being manufactured in the IE3, IE4 and IE5 high-efficiency classes. A high-efficiency motor lowers the electricity bill by doing the same work with less electricity.
Especially in industrial motors running 24/7, even a few-point increase in efficiency turns into significant annual savings. For this reason, high-efficiency motors pay back their initial cost in a short time and provide substantial gains in the long term.
Electric motors are basically divided into four main groups: AC motors, DC motors, synchronous motors and asynchronous motors. AC (alternating current) motors are durable, long-lasting and low-maintenance; they are widely used in pump, fan and general industrial applications. DC (direct current) motors are preferred in applications requiring precise speed control.
Synchronous motors run at constant speed and offer high efficiency; asynchronous (induction) motors, with their robust structure and economical operation, are the most common motor type in industry. The DRG Motor range mainly consists of high-efficiency three-phase asynchronous motors.
Single-phase motors are powered from a 220 V single-phase supply and are generally preferred for low-power applications up to 2.2 kW (small pumps, compressors, household equipment). Three-phase motors are powered from a 380 V three-phase supply; producing continuous and balanced torque, they are ideal for industrial applications requiring high power.
At the same power, three-phase motors are more efficient, quieter and longer-lasting. For this reason, DRG Motor's industrial range mainly consists of three-phase asynchronous motors.
Overheating is prevented by correctly sized motor selection, adequate ventilation, regular maintenance and suitable operating conditions. Overloading the motor, low voltage, a blocked fan cover or insufficient cooling are the main causes of overheating.
DRG Motor's F insulation-class and IP55-protected motors offer high temperature resistance. In critical applications, the use of thermal protection (PTC thermistor) and a frequency inverter additionally protects the motor against overheating.
Electric motors are used in almost every industry that needs power, including manufacturing plants, agricultural machinery, pump and fan systems, HVAC (heating-cooling-ventilation), compressors, conveyors, elevators, cranes and automation systems.
As the basic drive source of modern industry, electric motors play a critical role in every application requiring energy efficiency. DRG Motor offers solutions for all these applications with a wide range of power and type options.
The resistance of electric motors to dust and water is indicated by the IP (Ingress Protection) class. Our standard industrial motors are IP55 rated; this means they are protected against harmful ingress of dust and against water jets from all directions.
For more demanding environments, solutions in higher IP classes can be offered. IP55 protection allows our motors to operate safely for a long time in dusty, humid and outdoor conditions.
As DRG Motor, we keep all spare parts for our products in our stock. By providing fast supply of bearings, fans, terminal boxes and other components, we secure the service continuity of our customers.
Thanks to our strong İzmir-based stock capacity and logistics network, we can supply the spare part you need in a short time. For spare part requests, simply contact our technical team.
The supply process at DRG Motor is fast and transparent. When you share your needs (power, speed, mounting type, quantity) with us, our team provides the most suitable product together with stock and delivery information. Thanks to our strong stock capacity, we offer many motors with a fast delivery option from stock.
During the installation and commissioning stages, our technical team provides consultancy support. This way, your motor starts operating smoothly with the correct connection, alignment and protection settings.
The main advantages of asynchronous (induction) motors are their robust structure, long life, low maintenance need and high efficiency. Since they contain no wearing parts such as brushes or commutators, they operate reliably under demanding industrial conditions.
A wide power range, easy availability and economical operating cost make asynchronous motors the most common choice for industrial and plant applications. These motors form the basis of DRG Motor's product range.
Motor efficiency is improved through correct sizing, the use of high-efficiency (IE3/IE4/IE5) motors, regular maintenance and suitable drive systems. Running the motor close to its rated load is more efficient than using an oversized motor.
In applications requiring variable load, using a frequency inverter (drive) prevents unnecessary energy consumption. Replacing old, low-efficiency motors with IE-class motors provides savings that pay for themselves in a short time.