Providing Professional Assistance with Rewinding Electric Motors
The professionals at REMSA Group have been able to help several customers with a number of problems when it comes to rewinding their electric motors. Oftentimes, customers allow their motors to run until they burn up. Whether your motor has just begun to fail to run or has been faulty for a while, we can tend to your systems, nonetheless.
Our Rewinding Services for Electric Motors
Rewinding electric motors calls for an intricate process of precision and diligently working around parts. We go through the following steps:
1. Removal of faulty windings
2. Installation of new coils to stator slots
3. Self-Priming Pumps
4. Steam clean the stator
5. Lacing additions
These steps are necessary in order to give back customers their motors in a completely refurbished condition. You can confide in the professionals at Remsa USA as you will find yourself with a quality motor that works as good as new.
1. Removal of faulty windings
2. Installation of new coils to stator slots
3. Self-Priming Pumps
4. Steam clean the stator
5. Lacing additions
These steps are necessary in order to give back customers their motors in a completely refurbished condition. You can confide in the professionals at Remsa USA as you will find yourself with a quality motor that works as good as new.
Common Signs Your Electric Motor is Due for a Rewind
Broken or corroded parts
Deteriorated materials usually contain an excess of oil, grease, or rust. Corrosion is a common problem with motors as it can impede efficiency.
Readings of inconsistent short circuit coils
Winding resistance is integral to a motor’s functions. If coils are beginning to run short, resistance will become less and less prevalent.
Low insulation resistance
This is usually caused by damage, excessive vibrations, or old age of the motor. Readings for insulation resistance should be recorded over 2M in ohms. It is below this value, it is likely that your motor is in need of rewinding.
Power surges
This often occurs after lighting has struck the motor. An excess of voltage can burn the motor out and fail to release large amounts of energy.
Bearing failures
These failures are usually due to mechanical and thermal causes. Currents that flow through induction motor bearings can also induce premature bearing failure.
Providing Great Results and Peace of Mind
The team at Remsa USA has unwound an endless amount of motors. We are more than familiar with their inner makeup, no matter the model or brand of your motor. When you choose us, you can expect that your motor will run flawlessly for years to come.
