YPT high-voltage drive motor for fracturing pumps

CATALOGUE OVERVIEW

About this motor series

Jiamusi’s YPT entry targets electrically driven plunger pumps on fracturing trucks and skids. The catalogue states a 2,000–10,000 hp range, H355–H560 frames and four to six poles, with 3, 6 or 10 kV supply options. This particular entry is labelled non-explosion-proof; the supplier’s other hazardous-area motor families must not be used to imply approval for it.

Select the drive against the pump’s torque-speed curve, operating cycle and converter arrangement. Clarify the horsepower convention and exact shaft-power rating before converting the catalogue figure to kilowatts. Provide transport-envelope, vibration and cooling requirements for the mobile installation, and obtain the offered model’s electrical and mechanical documentation.

Model / series reference: YPT fracturing drive

Published specifications

Use these ratings to shortlist the series. A range does not mean every combination is available.

Voltage

3 / 6 / 10 kV options

Poles

4–6

Motor Type

Three-phase induction, variable-frequency

Application

Plunger pumps on fracturing trucks and skids

Frame Height

H355–H560

Source Power Range

2,000–10,000 hp; horsepower convention not specified

Hazardous-area Designation

Non-explosion-proof in this catalogue entry

Power

Confirm configuration

Speed

Model dependent

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Catalogue reference

Manufacturer

Jiamusi Electric Machine

Product reference

YPT high-voltage drive motor for fracturing pumps

Source reviewed

2026-09-21

Specifications describe the manufacturer’s published catalogue. They are not a test report or a guarantee that every option can be combined.

Send a specification the manufacturer can quote

1. Application and load: describe the machine, required torque or power, speed and operating cycle.
2. Electrical supply: provide voltage, frequency, phase and any inverter or controller.
3. Installation: share mounting, shaft dimensions, frame constraints and operating environment.
4. Commercial requirements: state quantity, destination, target date and required certificates or drawings.