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In many facilities, low-efficiency motors installed years ago are still running. Although these motors appear to run trouble-free, they quietly continue to consume extra energy. R... More Details

There is no single right answer to the question "Which efficiency class motor should I buy?"; the right answer depends on how much the motor runs. The most sensible efficiency cla... More Details

With energy costs constantly rising, one of the most important decisions for industrial facilities is choosing a motor in the right efficiency class. The IE4 class, that is "Super... More Details

The key to understanding how asynchronous motors work lies in a single concept: slip. This phenomenon, which sounds like a flaw when first heard, is actually an absolute requireme... More Details

IE4 AC Motor Price +90 (542) 666 11 11 Technical Advantages Premium efficiency level reduces overall power consumption Reliable performance under continuous and heavy-d... More Details

The price of an electric motor is among the first things businesses ask about in industrial and production investments. Yet motor price cannot be reduced to a single figure; power,... More Details

An IE3 electric motor corresponds to the class defined as "Premium Efficiency" in the IEC 60034-30-1 standard. This class is designed to run with lower losses than a standard motor... More Details

Buying an electric motor requires more than looking at the power rating; the application's load profile, running hours and environmental conditions determine which motor is right. ... More Details

45 kW 1500 RPM AC MotorOur Quick Access Phone Numbers:+90 (542) 666 11 11+90 (532) 345 49 86 Mail : [email protected] motors with a power rating of 45 kW and a... More Details

One of the most important measures of how "good" an electric motor is happens to be its efficiency class. The efficiency class shows how much of the electrical energy a motor draw... More Details

The basic function of an electric motor is to convert the electrical energy it draws from the supply into the mechanical energy of a rotating shaft. This seemingly simple conversio... More Details

IE3 Efficiency Class Contact: +90 (542) 666 11 11 The IE3 series is the part of the DRG MOTOR range bought by plants that already know their annual running hours. Against an IE2 ... More Details

The price gap between IE3 and IE4 motors comes from the extra copper and the higher-grade steel they use; yet on continuously running lines that gap is recovered through energy sav... More Details

Smoke extraction motors are high-temperature fan motors built to expel hot smoke and combustion gases from a building during a fire. DRG Motor supplies dedicated series for this du... More Details

Few sectors test an electric motor as hard as aggregate and mining. Dust, moisture, sustained load, shock starts and very long shifts all arrive at once, and the machine has to ans... More Details

The IE5 Ultra Premium efficiency class represents the highest tier defined by IEC 60034-30-1 and reduces losses by roughly 20 percent compared with the current IE4 class. This clas... More Details

A 45 kW IE3 electric motor, rated at roughly 60 HP, is a three-phase asynchronous motor built for medium-to-heavy continuous duty in compressors, pumps, crushers and large conveyor... More Details

Industrial motors are the unseen workforce of a production line, driving pumps, conveyors, compressors, crushers and fans. Because they account for the bulk of a plant's electricit... More Details

Stone crushing and screening plants run on machines that generate constant impact and high torque as they reduce hard rock to aggregate size. The high-kW electric motors driving ja... More Details

An IE3 electric motor meets the Premium efficiency class defined in IEC 60034-30-1, yet calling a motor "high-quality" depends on more than the efficiency label. The grade of the c... More Details