Electric motor prices in Turkey depend on far too many variables to be summed up by a single list figure. The motor's power, speed, efficiency class and frame material are the main factors that set the price. To plan a budget correctly, it helps to understand how each of these contributes.

The Technical Factors Behind Price

Two motors of the same power are priced differently if their efficiency class differs: an IE4 Super Premium motor costs more to buy than an IE2 because it uses more copper and higher-grade laminations. Likewise, a cast iron frame is more costly than aluminium but offers longer life.

The Effect of Power, Speed and Frame

There is naturally a large gap between the price of a 0.55 kW motor and a 355 kW one. Pole count matters too; high-torque 6-pole (1000 rpm) models may be priced differently from 2-pole models of the same power. Cost also varies between B5 flange-mounted and B3 foot-mounted options.

Total Cost of Ownership, Not Purchase Price

A motor's real cost lies less in its sticker price than in the energy it consumes over its life. On a continuously running motor, raising the efficiency class recovers the initial price difference through energy savings in a short time. Judging by price alone can therefore mislead.

DRG Motor for a Current Quotation

With its İzmir-based manufacturing, DRG Motor defines the power, speed and efficiency class you need and provides a current price quotation. To finalise your motor choice based on load profile and running hours, contact the DRG Motor team.