The price of an electric motor in Turkey cannot be reduced to a single list figure; two motors of the same rating can differ markedly depending on efficiency class and frame material. To set the right budget you need to weigh not only the purchase price but also the energy the motor will consume over its life.

Technical Factors That Set the Price

The basis of a motor's price is its power (kW), the speed tied to pole count, efficiency class and frame material. An IE4 motor carries a higher upfront cost than an IE3 of the same rating, and a cast iron frame costs more than aluminium. Mounting type (B3, B5, B14), protection rating and special winding requests also affect the price.

Purchase Cost Versus Running Cost

On a motor that runs continuously, electricity consumption far exceeds the purchase price within a few years. A higher efficiency class therefore lowers total cost over long operating hours even if it costs more at first. For a drive that runs only briefly, IE3 can be a balanced choice.

For a Current Quote, DRG Motor

Because prices move with raw-material and currency conditions, a firm figure can only be given through an application-specific quote. Once you define your needs (power, speed, efficiency class, frame), DRG Motor provides a current and transparent price from its İzmir production.

How Supplier Choice Affects Price

In brokered imports each step adds to the cost, whereas sourcing directly from the supplier shortens that chain. İzmir-based supply, combined with short lead times and on-site technical support, improves total cost well beyond the label price alone.