Electric motor prices cannot be reduced to a single list figure, because each motor is priced according to its power, speed, efficiency class and frame construction. A PDF price list gives direction in investment planning, but the final price always depends on the configuration. DRG Motor provides a current quotation tailored to your needs.

The Main Factors Behind Price

Power (kW) is the most decisive element; as power rises, material and labour increase. Speed, efficiency class (IE3, IE4) and frame material (aluminium or cast iron) also affect price directly. At the same power, an IE4 motor is priced differently from an IE3 because it contains more copper and lamination steel.

Efficiency Class and Total Cost

Purchase price alone can be misleading. In a continuously running motor, energy consumption far exceeds the purchase cost over its lifetime. The initial premium of a higher efficiency class is therefore recovered during operation.

Why a Fixed PDF List Falls Short

Mounting type (B3/B5/B14), protection class, special shaft or flange requests and order quantity all change the price. A single PDF list cannot fully cover project-specific needs; the most accurate figure is a current, configuration-based quotation.

DRG Motor for a Current Quotation

Share the power, speed, efficiency class and mounting type you need, and DRG Motor will prepare a tailored, up-to-date price offer for its products across the 0.55–355 kW range.