Industrial & General Purpose Motors

The 132 kW electric motor stands out as the main drive in medium-to-large industrial plants; equivalent to roughly 180 HP, this rating serves a wide range from large pumps to crush... More Details

Printing machines demand one of the most challenging characteristics expected from an electric motor: flawless speed stability. Print quality depends directly on how smoothly and p... More Details

Rubber manufacturing is one of the sectors where heavy-duty conditions and high torque appear most clearly. At every stage, from mixing raw rubber to pressing the finished tire, a ... More Details

Glass manufacturing is an uninterrupted chain of processes that stretches from melting raw materials at extreme temperatures to controlled cooling of the finished product. Every li... More Details

Most of a plant's drive requirement is met by three-phase induction motors. Thanks to a squirrel-cage rotor and a construction with no brushes or commutator, these motors run for m... More Details

Working underground is one of the toughest assignments an electric motor can face. Mines and tunnels are environments where the accumulation of explosive gas and dust, high humidit... More Details

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Industrial electric motors are the driving power sources that set the rhythm of the production line, working under load all day long. What pumps, fans, compressors and conveyors in... More Details

Heavy industrial conditions are environments where dust, vibration, impact and high temperature occur together and the motor faces its toughest test. Crushing and screening lines, ... More Details

Choosing an electric motor for industrial use is done by the application's load, running time and ambient conditions. The right motor provides both uninterrupted production and low... More Details

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Rolling mills and metal forming facilities are production environments where electric motors undergo some of their toughest tests. The process of crushing hot metal between rolls t... More Details

Wastewater treatment plants are industrial facilities that play a critical role in protecting environmental health and must run without interruption around the clock. The process o... More Details

Some loads are simply too large to fit within the power of a single motor. A belt conveyor hundreds of metres long, the lifting system of a heavy bridge crane, or the drive of a la... More Details

An electric motor cannot convert all the energy it draws into mechanical work; part of that energy inevitably turns into heat. In most facilities, this heat is seen as a loss that ... More Details

Compressed air is often called the "fourth utility" in industry; an infrastructure that sits alongside electricity, natural gas, and water and is found in almost every facility. It... More Details

Power plants, although they are facilities that generate electricity, also consume a large amount of electricity internally. Most of this consumption comes from the electric motors... More Details

Recycling plants process plastic, metal, paper, glass and waste to make them reusable, making them facilities of vital importance for the environment. In these plants, shredders, c... More Details

The textile sector is a broad industry that runs on machines at many stages, from spinning yarn to weaving fabric and from dyeing to finishing. At the heart of each of these machin... More Details

Some industrial environments carry a risk of explosion because of the flammable gas, vapour or dust they contain. Petrochemical plants, refineries, paint factories, flour and sugar... More Details