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In the world of electric motors, IE3 is almost a turning point today. Called "Premium Efficiency", this class has become the legal minimum standard in many countries. That is, in ... More Details

The peak of efficiency in electric motors is represented by the IE5 class. Called "Ultra Premium Efficiency", this class covers motors that run with the lowest losses among curren... More Details

When we talk about an electric motor's power, we often look at the kilowatt figure; yet what actually moves a load is torque. Torque is the turning force a motor produces on its s... More Details

How fast an electric motor turns is not a matter of chance; it is determined from the start by certain physical laws. Two motors of the same power can turn at completely different... More Details

One of the most common dilemmas in the world of electric motors is the choice between a synchronous motor and an asynchronous motor. Both run on alternating current and both draw ... More Details

The asynchronous motor, the most widely used type of electric motor in the world, is the true workhorse of industry. Behind countless machines — from pumps to cranes, conveyors to... More Details

Seeing a rotor spin inside an electric motor without a single gear, belt or mechanical link is surprising at first glance. Behind this motion lies an invisible yet extremely power... More Details

General Purpose IE3 – IE4 Electric Motors Reliable Power in Industry – DRG MOTOR Standard of Quality In the industrial world, businesses seeking a standard power solution prima... More Details