AC & DC Motor Repair
Services
- AC/DC Machine
- AC/DC Testing Details
- AC/DC Drive Repair
Repair Process
- In-house rewinding – We have the ability and equipment to rewind any kind of industrial motor, including AC, DC, servo, and spindle motors
- Bearing Changes – Bearing care is essential in a motor, and for this reason, it’s standard protocol for us to change the bearings on every repair we perform
- In-house Machine Work – We are equipped with the following:
- – Lathes
- – End mills
- – Punch press
- – Vertical press
- – 30-ton bearing puller
- – Vertical cutoff saw
- – Dry abrasive blasters
- – Coil-winding machine
- – Lathe-type undercutter
- – TIG, MIG and stick welders
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Dynamic Balancing –– We use vibration-sensing equipment and dial calipers to detect vibration as we run the motor at full RPMs.– If an imbalance is detected, we remove the rotating group and correct the imbalance using one of our dynamic balancing machines.– We can perform balancing at NEMA or mil-spec certifications and provide a balancing report upon request.
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Dyno Testing – Will test the motor under a full load to ensure a proper long-lasting repair
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Cleaning and Painting – Cleaning is crucial because dirt and debris can wreak havoc on a pristine motor. We provide ISO- standard paint which governs the protective paint systems used to provide corrosion protection for steel.
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Dynamic Testing – This testing will extract information on the quality of the motor’s power as well as its operating conditions. We will collect the following information:
- Voltage level
- Voltage imbalance
- Harmonic distortions
- Current level
- Current imbalance
- Load level
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Torque and rotor bar signatures
- Static Testing – This testing identifies problems with the unit’s components
- Testing Three-Phase Motors – This testing includes both dynamic and static test methods which include:
- Earth continuity and resistance
- Power supply
- AC motor winding continuity:
- AC motor winding resistance
- Insulation resistance
- Running amps
- Dynamometer Test Applications – This testing is key to the development and testing of electric motors. The dyno allows for variable and full load testing necessary to ensure optimal function.