Electric motor sourcing and replacement for pump motors, general-purpose motors, severe-duty motors, C-face motors, footed motors, vertical motors, brake motors, starters and motor accessories. Send the nameplate and we will move it forward.
Availability depends on the manufacturer, model and equipment configuration. Model numbers, nameplate photos, part numbers, drawings and equipment photos can help identify the correct components.
Ball, roller and sleeve bearings matched to the frame size and application load. The frame size and bearing part numbers identify the correct replacement.
External and internal cooling fans and fan guards that direct airflow across the motor frame. The frame size and fan part number identify the correct replacement.
Terminal blocks, lead wires, junction box components and covers for motor connections. The frame size and terminal box type identify the correct components.
Condensation prevention heaters, thermistors, RTDs and thermostats for motor winding protection. The frame size and device type identify the correct replacement.
Encoders and resolvers that provide speed and position feedback for the driven equipment. The encoder model and mounting configuration identify the correct replacement.
Motor brake assemblies, friction discs, springs and brake coils for brake motor applications. The motor model and brake size identify the correct components.
Thermal switches, centrifugal switches, capacitors and motor accessories. The motor model and component part number identify the correct replacement.
Replacement components matched to specific motor manufacturers and models. The motor nameplate, frame size and part number identify the correct components.
These are common details that can help us prepare a faster and more accurate quote. Requirements vary by product and application, so send whatever information you currently have.
Manufacturer, model, serial number, horsepower, voltage, phase and frequency. A clear nameplate photo is usually enough to start the sourcing process.
RPM, frame size, enclosure type and service factor. The frame size determines the mounting dimensions and the enclosure determines environmental suitability.
Duty rating, insulation class, efficiency rating and ambient temperature. Premium efficiency and inverter duty motors may be needed for VFD applications.
Hazardous location requirements, mounting configuration and ambient conditions. Severe duty motors may need cast iron frames, sealed bearings and corrosion resistant coatings.
Shaft dimensions, flange or face configuration and bearings. C face and vertical motors have specific mounting dimensions that must be matched.
Accessories, starting method and driven equipment. Space heaters, temperature sensors, encoders and brakes may be required depending on the application.
Normal and maximum downthrust, required upthrust capacity, pump shaft diameter, hollow shaft or coupling dimensions, nonreverse ratchet requirements, mounting dimensions, space heaters, temperature protection and discharge head information.
Need an electric motor or replacement part? Send the motor nameplate and we will move it forward.
Get a QuoteBaldor and WEG pump motors drive centrifugal, submersible and vertical turbine pumps. C face motors have a machined flange on the drive end that mounts directly to a pump or reducer for close coupled designs. Vertical high thrust motors handle the axial load from vertical turbine pump line shafts.
Siemens and Baldor severe duty motors are built for harsh environments where moisture, dust, chemicals or high temperatures are present. Cast iron frames, sealed bearings, corrosion resistant coatings and higher temperature ratings suit wastewater, chemical, mining and heavy industrial applications.
WEG and Baldor general purpose motors serve fan, conveyor, gearbox and industrial drive applications. The frame size determines the mounting dimensions, while the enclosure type determines environmental suitability. Premium efficiency and inverter duty motors may be needed for VFD applications.
Eaton, Schneider Electric and Rockwell motor starters, contactors, overloads, soft starters and VFDs control and protect electric motors. Across the line starters provide full voltage starting, while soft starters and VFDs reduce starting current and provide speed control.
Bearings, cooling fans, fan covers, terminal components, space heaters, temperature sensors and encoders are commonly replaced. Send the motor nameplate and we will move it forward. When the nameplate is missing, photos of the motor, mounting configuration and application details help identify the right replacement.