If the WAT three-phase electric motor in your plant needs replacing, the first question is usually "What can go in its place?" This article explains which data identify the existin... More Details
The most productive step before replacing a WAT electric motor is reading its nameplate correctly. If a few values are passed on wrongly, a new motor may look right in power yet no... More Details
When renewing a 3 kW WAT electric motor, if power, speed and voltage are not checked together, the new motor will either not turn the machine at the required speed or not suit the ... More Details
When renewing a B5 flange-mounted WAT electric motor, the real question is whether the new motor's flange will seat on the mating flange of the machine. Even with correct power and... More Details
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