17 published series
AC induction motors
Induction motors are a starting point for pumps, fans, compressors and conveyors. Compare the required shaft power with the electrical supply, duty and mounting arrangement.
Selection criteria & products →MOTOR SELECTION
Start with the right motor family.
Understand the selection criteria before comparing manufacturers and product series.
3 published series
Brushless DC motors
Compare brushless DC motors together with their controllers. The required speed range, feedback arrangement and thermal environment determine the useful operating envelope.
Selection criteria & products →4 published series
Servo motors
Servo motor selection starts with the motion profile. Compare torque and speed together, then check the motor, feedback device and drive as a compatible system.
Selection criteria & products →0 published series
Stepper motors
Compare stepper motor frame size, holding torque, phase current and the intended driver. Your load and acceleration profile matter as much as the headline torque.
Selection criteria & products →3 published series
Geared motors
A geared motor combines a motor and reduction gearbox. Start with the required output speed and torque, then compare ratio, service conditions and mounting.
Selection criteria & products →7 published series
Permanent magnet motors
Compare the required torque-speed envelope, supply arrangement and control system. Permanent-magnet motor series can have different starting and drive requirements.
Selection criteria & products →5 published series
Application-specific motors
Start with the process and installation requirements when a general-purpose motor does not fit. Provide drawings, operating conditions and the expected production quantity.
Selection criteria & products →1 published series
DC motors
DC motor selection depends on the power source, torque-speed requirements, duty and controller. Confirm whether the offered model uses brushes or electronic commutation.
Selection criteria & products →0 published series
Brake motors
Specify whether the brake is intended to hold a stationary load or repeatedly stop a moving load. Confirm its torque, voltage and release behavior.
Selection criteria & products →2 published series
Explosion-proof motors
Hazardous-area motor selection requires the exact site classification and applicable certification. Match the offered motor marking and certificate to that application.
Selection criteria & products →0 published series
Submersible motors
Compare submersible drive systems by their matched pump or machine, operating depth, cooling conditions and sealing arrangement.
Selection criteria & products →1 published series
Motor parts & accessories
Match components to the exact motor or assembly drawing. Dimensions, materials and electrical ratings must be confirmed before replacement or integration.
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