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The price of a high-power electric motor cannot be reduced to a single list figure; it depends on too many variables. The cost of a large motor is shaped by technical features rang... More Details

15 kW 1500 rpm motor prices , Construction machinery and heavy industrial equipment—crushers, presses, cranes and mixers—involve high-starting-torque, shock and vibration loads. Fo... More Details

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

The 90 kW electric motor, at about 125 HP, takes its place on the heavy-load lines of industrial plants; pumps, compressors and large fans are the main applications for this rating... More Details

The 15 kW, 30 kW and 75 kW electric motors form the backbone of medium-power industrial applications; together these three ratings cover a wide band from small pumps to large compr... More Details

Heavy industrial machinery demands sustained high torque, long uninterrupted operation and durability against harsh ambient conditions. The high-kW electric motors that power such ... More Details

An electric motor designed for industrial use differs from its domestic counterparts in design philosophy: the goal is not maximum comfort but predictable, uninterrupted operation ... More Details

The price of an AC asynchronous motor depends on far too many components to reduce to a single list figure; two motors with the same name carry entirely different costs once their ... More Details

An AC asynchronous motor works by a rotating magnetic field inducing current in the rotor, needs no brushes or slip rings, and is the most common electric motor type in industry. I... More Details

IE4 electric motors represent the Super Premium efficiency class under IEC 60034-30-1 and run with markedly lower losses than lower-class motors of the same power. To understand IE... More Details

Heavy industrial duty means high torque, long running hours, vibration and dusty surroundings. Under these conditions an IE3 (Premium efficiency) electric motor combines low energy... More Details

High-power IE3 electric motors do not serve a single application; they answer a shared need across very different sectors such as mining, cement, water management, food processing ... More Details

A plant that runs thirty motors does not need thirty good motors; it needs thirty identical ones. When two units carrying the same rating behave differently on the line, maintenanc... More Details

The AC high-kW IE4 electric motor is a solution designed for facilities seeking both substantial power and top-tier energy efficiency at once. The IE4 Super Premium class sits near... More Details

Heavy industry expects more than power from a motor: stability under sustained load, resistance to mechanical shock and continuity at high temperature. IE3 Premium efficiency-class... More Details

The quality of an AC electric motor is measured not on the day it leaves the line, but by how well it holds the same performance over years of service. A motor whose windings stay ... More Details

The difference between IE3 Premium and IE4 Super Premium class motors shows up not so much in the purchase price as in the energy the motor consumes over its lifetime. On a continu... More Details

A low-power cast iron frame motor suits applications that operate between roughly 0.55 and 11 kW yet demand a far sturdier housing than aluminium alternatives provide. The cast iro... More Details

DRG Motor, an electric motor supplier based in Izmir, supplies three-phase induction motors to industrial plants across Turkey. With a broad range of power and efficiency answering... More Details

Low-power cast iron electric motors are asynchronous motors rated roughly between 0.55 kW and 15 kW, built with a grey cast iron housing instead of aluminium. While aluminium frame... More Details