Motors and Gearboxes

An industrial motor is an electrical machine that modify electricity into mechanical energy and motion. Most motors operate through the interaction between the motor's magnetic field and electric current in a wire winding to generate force in the form of torque applied to the motor's shaft. Motors produce forces, including linear or rotary. They are typically powered by alternating current (AC) resources such as power grids or generators; however, some of them may be supplied by direct current (DC) resources like batteries. How vital are industrial motors? Beyond imagination. All new industries utilize one of them.

Motors are used in various applications such as blowers, industrial fans, machine tools, pumps, power tools, compressors, turbines, rolling mills, alternators, ships, movers, paper mills, and other particular ones. Their special types can also be used in highly corrosive environments like nuclear power plants and highly aggressive applications, including corrosive materials and gases.

Motors and especially Industrial Motors have different types based on various characteristics and definitions. There are several classifications for them: DC motors, AC motors, universal motors, and Induction motors. Modern industries must set up some kinds of motor to drive force across their production line. New technologies provide a wide variety of industrial motors for different usages.

1. DC Series Motor
2. DC Shunt Motor
3. Cumulative Compound Motor
4. Squirrel Cage Induction Motor
5. Double Squirrel Cage Motor
6. Slip ring Induction Motor
7. Single phase Series Motor
8. Single phase Synchronous Motor
9. Three phase Synchronous Motor
10. Capacitor start Induction run Motor
11. Capacitor start and run Motor
12. Repulsion Motor

An industrial motor is an electrical machine that modify electricity into mechanical energy and motion. Most motors operate through the interaction between the motor's magnetic field and electric current in a wire winding to generate force in the form of torque applied to the motor's shaft. Motors produce forces, including linear or rotary. They are typically powered by alternating current (AC) resources such as power grids or generators; however, some of them may be supplied by direct current (DC) resources like batteries. How vital are industrial motors? Beyond imagination. All new industries utilize one of them.

Motors are used in various applications such as blowers, industrial fans, machine tools, pumps, power tools, compressors, turbines, rolling mills, alternators, ships, movers, paper mills, and other particular ones. Their special types can also be used in highly corrosive environments like nuclear power plants and highly aggressive applications, including corrosive materials and gases.

Motors and especially Industrial Motors have different types based on various characteristics and definitions. There are several classifications for them: DC motors, AC motors, universal motors, and Induction motors. Modern industries must set up some kinds of motor to drive force across their production line. New technologies provide a wide variety of industrial motors for different usages.

1. Helical Gearboxes
2. Bevel Gearboxes
3. Worm Gearboxes
4. Planetary Gearboxes
5. Cycloidal Gearbox

YANSAW International is a leading supplier of Industrial Geared Motors and Gearboxes for a wide range of industry including Sugar, Textile, Cement, Fertilizer, Milk & Dairy, Oil & Gas, Chemical, Paper & Board, Power & Energy, even also wider range of uses.  We also assure to respond to after-sales requirements in technical support and services.