Noise reduction remains one of the most formidable hurdles for design engineers, particularly when developing products for medical applications where quiet operation is critical. Among […]
Posted in Blog Overview, DC Motors, How To, Universal MotorsWhen searching for the best electric motor or gear motor for your application, speed, torque, power and voltage aren’t the only factors to consider. Selecting […]
Posted in AC Motors, Blog Overview, Brushless Motors, DC Motors, Motor/Gearmotor Selection, Temperature, Efficiency & IPTo answer these questions we’ll look at the main motor types: AC Induction, Permanent Magnet DC, Brushless DC and Universal motors to discuss why when […]
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Posted in Blog Overview, Brushless Motors, DC Motors, How It WorksNarrow your search by selecting motor type, gearbox, voltage, and phase options for your desired motor.
Select a dominant variable: choose one of the three parameters to narrow your search. The selected variable determines which slider bar you will be able to manually move.
Use the slider corresponding to your dominant variable to further narrow your motor selection. The other sliders will automatically move to show available ranges based on the range of your selected variable.
Results will upload as your search criteria changes. If you have any questions regarding your results or how to use the search tool, you can chat with us using the green tab on the left-hand side of your screen.
Note: Groschopp Universal motors are custom built to fit your application so no additional options are available to narrow the search. Selecting the Universal motor type will prompt a message taking you to the Universal product page.
One of our team members would be happy to help. Contact us at 800-829-4135 or by email at sales@groschopp.com. You can also chat with us using the green tab on the left side of your screen.
Groschopp Universal motors are custom built to fit your application so no additional options are available to narrow the search. Standard frame sizes and motor features can be found on the Universal page.
