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An efficient AC electric motor converts the largest possible share of the electrical energy it draws into mechanical power while keeping losses to a minimum. The efficiency of AC m... More Details

Every business has different power, speed and operating conditions, so no single motor type meets all needs. DRG Motor ships a broad range of high-efficiency motors spanning differ... More Details

Our Quick Access Phone Numbers: +90 (542) 666 11 11 +90 (533) 777 04 44 Mail : [email protected] Two suppliers can quote the same 0.25 kW frame and be a long way ... More Details

Electric motors suitable for long-term use are those that keep performing reliably in systems expected to run for years without interruption. A motor's lifespan is set together by ... More Details

A power range stretching from 0.55 kW to 355 kW means a motor supplier can answer almost every industrial need under one roof. In its Izmir production, DRG Motor covers a wide perf... More Details

Drg Motor High Quality Standard Electric Motors Contact: +90 (542) 666 11 11 DRG Motor offers reliable and performance-focused solutions in the industrial sector with electric mo... 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

IE3 electric motors built for continuous duty are developed for production lines, pumps and fans expected to run uninterrupted in S1 duty for most of the year. In these application... More Details

IE3 and IE4 are the Premium and Super Premium efficiency classes of IEC 60034-30-1, and they define how few losses a motor runs with. The choice between these two classes usually c... 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 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

Three-phase motors rated at 7.5 kW are one of the most common power figures on small and medium production lines. This power class sits at a balanced point between a compact frame ... More Details

A 315 kW three-phase electric motor belongs to the most heavily loaded class of heavy-industry drives, delivering around 430 HP of continuous shaft power. In DRG Motor's İzmir prod... More Details

At 7.5 kW, roughly 10 HP, a motor sits exactly where most workshops actually work: above the small bench machine, below the heavy industrial drive. That is why conveyors, compresso... More Details

Electric motors used in mining equipment must withstand dust, vibration, moisture and sustained heavy load all at once. Crushers, conveyors, screening plants and dewatering pumps e... More Details

Choosing a motor no longer stops at power and speed. Where production lines are expected to be measurable and remotely manageable, the sensing, drive and communication layer around... More Details

A compressor drive motor is an asynchronous motor that must cope with a variable, high starting-torque demand during the air or gas compression cycle, which is why its rotor streng... More Details

Uninterrupted production rests on motors that were chosen correctly in the first place. Different industries ask for different combinations of power, efficiency and durability, and... More Details

Whether a line keeps running is decided, more often than not, by the motor turning it. A quiet, efficient, long-lived machine changes more than the energy bill: it changes how ofte... More Details

Whatever electricity a factory buys, the bulk of it ends up in its motors. Belt conveyors, screw compressors, process pumps and extraction fans rarely stand still, so the drive spe... More Details