At a supplier's scale, DRG Motor pricing is not a single list but a broad range that varies with power and configuration. In 2026, businesses buying a motor look beyond the label cost to the energy it will consume over its life and the cost of downtime. DRG Motor's İzmir-based supply puts the price-to-performance balance at the centre of this equation.

Technical Factors Shaping 2026 Prices

A DRG motor's price is set by power (0.55–355 kW), speed tied to pole count (2-pole 3000 rpm, 4-pole 1500 rpm, 6-pole 1000 rpm), efficiency class and housing material. A cast iron motor sits at a different price point from its aluminium counterpart because it is more durable. Price therefore cannot be separated from the technical configuration.

Efficiency Class and Payback

IE3 Premium and IE4 Super Premium motors initially cost more than IE2. But in a continuously running (S1) plant, higher efficiency means lower electricity consumption, and the price difference is recovered over the service life. Under the energy conditions of 2026, IE3 or higher is a sound choice for most continuous applications.

Standard Features and Assurance

DRG motors are supplied with Class F insulation, IP55 protection and 400 V / 50 Hz compatibility; B3 foot, B5 flange and B14 face mounting options suit the machine. These standard features maintain a consistent quality line across products at different price levels.

A Current DRG Quote for 2026

For an up-to-date price, specify the motor's power, speed, efficiency class and mounting type. Drawing on its İzmir production base, DRG Motor prepares project-specific quotations aligned with 2026 conditions and presents the most suitable motor together with its price.