APPLICATION ENGINEERING

Define the work.
Then specify the motor.

Use these starting points to prepare a technical conversation. The final motor selection depends on your machine and operating conditions.

Pumps, fans & compressors

Specify the load curve, operating speed, supply, duty and starting conditions. Confirm shaft power across the required operating range.

Induction motors →

Conveyors & material handling

Specify output torque and speed, starts per hour, load inertia, mounting and brake requirements.

Geared motors →

Automation & positioning

Describe the motion profile, continuous and peak torque, feedback, controller and positioning requirements.

Servo motors →

Incremental motion

Specify step resolution, moving load, acceleration and driver voltage. Check torque at speed rather than holding torque alone.

Stepper motors →

DC-powered equipment

Specify the available power source, current limits, duty, controller and required torque-speed range.

DC motors →

Hazardous-area equipment

Provide the exact site classification, substance group, ambient range and required certification for the project.

Explosion-proof motors →

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