Industrial Electric Motor: Replacement vs. Repair Decisions

When it comes to repairing or replacing industrial electric motors, the question isn't always clear. EXCN recognizes how critical of a decision this is for the organizations focused on keeping their operations efficient and effective. In the following lines, we will tell you what are a few things to be aware of that would allow us to choose. 

Where to Get Low Cost Industrial Electric Motor Repair Services

Inexpensive Industrial Electric Motor Repairs -  It’s essential to find cheap repairs for industrial electric motor s when it comes to saving money without sacrificing the quality of your equipment. You could also contact a local shop that repairs motors. These stores often employ skilled technicians who are able to diagnose and repair problems accurately. 

Or you can search for companies who do online repairs - these usually have better prices and a faster turnaround. Several such services operate online, linking companies with trained technicians able to offer in-person repairs or pour over a motor’s slew of data logs if on-site repair isn’t available. 

Moreover, some companies will provide repair if it is their brand of industrial electric motor. This can work in your favor because these technicians are specially educated through their manufacturers and they can perform special services as fit for the motor. 

Advantage of Replacement with a New Industrial Electric Motor 

It may seem less expensive to repair a motor, but upgrading to a new industrial electric motor has many advantages. On older AC induction motors, efficiency ratings aren’t provided in the same way, but it’s not uncommon for units to improve considerably with age. Also manufactured with the latest technology, making them more reliable and robust compared to older versions. 

For enterprises, technology updating can achieve high productivity level and lower operation costs. New motors are specifically engineered for greater workloads and in turn, longer duty cycles that keep anglers on the water all day, lead by a cooler, more powerful thrust. 

In addition, brand new industrial electric motors are typically backed by a warranty – which also means businesses don’t have to worry about unexpected problems arising. Of course, the best investment is a new motor which should be considered to run longer and more efficiently. 

Mechanical What to Think About When Choosing Whether You Ought to Repair or Replace a Industrial Electric Motor

If your industrial electric motor is wearing down, you might be left questioning whether to repair or replace your equipment. There are a couple of things to think about when deciding. First, think about the age of the motor. If the car is new enough and the repair costs are reasonable, it might be worthwhile to fix. In this case though, as it’s an old motor and the repair will cost just as much if not nearly more than a new unit – maybe even better to trash it. Also take the efficiency of motor in to account. More recent motors are usually more efficient and you will end up saving on costs in the long run. And check how easy it is to get spare parts for your juicer. When you can’t get parts for your motor, it might just be time to buy a new one. 

Where to Get Superior Quality Industrial Electric Motors at Wholesale Rate

So, if you have made the decision to change your industrial electric motor then why not find a great supplier that will provide you with top quality motors at wholesale prices. EXCN is a reliable distributor of industrial electric motors, and we have extensive selection of motors from which to pick. You know that by buying your motor from EXCN you are getting a dependable product at a good price. EXCN also provides superior customer service and technical support to help you get the exact motor for your application. 

Prolong The Life of Your Industrial Electric Motor

Maintaining the life of your industrial electric motor. To keep your industrial electric motor running in great shape, be sure to have it routinely maintained. Be sure to maintain the motor, keeping it free of dust and debris – as dirt accumulation can lead to motor overheating and damage. Also routinely inspect the bearings on the motor and replace them if needed. You also need to ensure your engine is well lubricated in order to keep it running. Finally, you should also connect a motor protection device to protect it against electrical faults (thermal overload relay). By taking note of these tips, you’ll be able to keep your industrial electric motor running strong for years.