Energy efficiency is a decisive factor when using electric motors today. Increasing the efficiency level of an electric motor by just a few percentage points has a significant impact on costs. One example: high energy magnets increase efficiency by a few percentage points. But at the same time the costs increase disproportionately when compared with an asynchronous motor.

By defining the ideal motor design – every electric motor operates most efficiently at a specific point – we will find the solution which will provide you with the optimal cost/pay back relationship. For example, by the use of direct drives which make efficiency-consuming gear-boxes redundant, by the selection of an appropriate cooling system and/or by combined motor technologies. A optimized balance of all these factors enable the overall efficiency of your machines to be significantly increased – often even in double percentage figures.