Technical

As an engineer or quality specialist responsible for ensuring the reliability and performance of electric motors and gear motors in automated machinery, developing a comprehensive audible noise specification is crucial. This process ensures compliance with industry standards and enhances the overall user experience by minimizing noise-related issues. Download – Power Electric Noise Test Checklist and...
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California Proposition 65, also known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, is not just another piece of legislation. It carries significant implications for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) in the commercial and consumer equipment sectors. This law mandates businesses to warn Californians about significant exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, congenital...
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New motor design projects require a significant investment of time and talent. They require expertise in electromagnetic design, pre- and post-production tooling, process flow, and quality systems. Partnering with the right companies to integrate all these components is crucial. This article covers the five critical criteria for selecting the right partners for a new motor...
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We maintain a staff of degreed engineers with decades of experience in electric motor applications at Power Electric. As such, we collaborate with you to design the motor or gear motor that best meets your technical and quality requirements in the most cost-effective manner possible. Having Power Electric’s deep knowledge and application engineering staff on...
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Scope Our medical manufacturing client was in design and development phase of their latest ceiling-mount patient lift. Their situation was not typical for most applications as many projects are customized based on customer specifications. This project was different, however, in that they chose a motor design with the power, torque and speed needs for the...
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Ingress Protection Ratings (IP Ratings) A critical factor to consider when developing specifications for electrical equipment is the range of environments in which the equipment will be operating in. Not only is this understanding important in maximizing the performance, reliability, and life of the equipment but even more essential in ensuring the safety of those...
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