High Voltage Motors
Cage-rotor high-voltage machines at 3.3 kV, 6 kV and 10 kV for mill, fan, compressor and hoist duty.
Technical articles on these series
6 kV and 10 kV Motors: When High Voltage Makes Sense
ReadFixed and Floating Bearings in Electric Motors
ReadGas Compressor Motors: Reciprocating versus Centrifugal
ReadSelecting a High-Voltage Motor for a Cement Kiln-Head Drive
ReadHigh-Voltage Motor Differential Protection
ReadDo High-Voltage Motors Have IE Classes? Only Inside a Narrow Window
ReadStarting Methods for High-Voltage Motors
ReadCoupling Selection for Industrial Motor Drives
ReadSelecting Motors for Mining Crushers and Ball Mills
ReadMotor Failure Modes in Mining, Ranked by How Often They Come Up
ReadMotor Foundation and Grouting Inspection Checklist
ReadMotor RTDs and Bearing Temperature Sensors
ReadMotor Shaft Alignment: What to Record Before Startup
ReadMotor Shaft Key and Keyway Fit: Avoiding Fretting
ReadMotor Space Heaters and Condensation Control
ReadMotor Starting Voltage Drop: A Review That Includes the Load
ReadMotor Winding Resistance: When a Phase Difference Matters
ReadPipeline Booster Pump Motors: What the Station Decides
ReadResonance, Unbalance or Misalignment? Follow the Evidence
ReadSelecting Motors for a Steel Rolling Mill Line
ReadSleeve vs Rolling Bearings in Large Motors
ReadAxial Thrust in Vertical Motor Applications
ReadComparing across families, or filtering by power, voltage and protection?See the full range with filters. If the duty falls outside what these series publish, tell us the application — custom builds cover ratings the standard series do not.


