How to Find an Electric Motor Replacement

Finding an electric motor replacement doesn't have to be hard or time consuming. Watch this video to see how you can find your replacement in just a few clicks.

By Cory Soetaert

Variable Torque vs Constant Torque Loads (With Video)

The most important factor in selecting the correct variable frequency drive (VFD) for your application is to know what type of load will be applied to your electric motor. The type of load will determine the size of the VFD needed and, in turn, the cost. Read to learn more!

By Cory Soetaert

Motor Nameplate Series

Your electric motor's nameplate is a valuable resource, providing you information on your motor's capabilities, features, and efficiency. In this series, we cover the most important information you can find on your motor's nameplate and what to do if there isn't one! Read more.

By Cory Soetaert

DC Motor RPM vs Voltage

DC motor's speed, torque, and voltage are all interconnected. Understand the different ways you can control your electric motor. Read more!

By Chris Beaton

How to Size a DC Motor

We look at the physical, mechanical, and electrical requirements to ensure the motor you have chosen is entirely up to the task. Read more!

By Chris Beaton

NEMA vs. IEC Motor Standards: What is the Difference?

By Cory Soetaert

Maximizing Your Electric Motor Replacement

A brief overview of the considerations and steps you need to take when selecting a replacement for your electric motor.

By Chris Beaton

Introduction to IEC Motors

By Cory Soetaert

What is Motor Service Factor and How is it Used?

The service factor rating on your motor nameplate is an important rating from the manufacturer that helps you runs your motor at it's most efficient. It allows you to run in an overload situation without overheating and causing damages. Read more to learn how to extend your motor's life.

By Cory Soetaert