Information Sheet #13 – NEMA Motor Repair, Best Practice & Definitions

Information Sheet #13 – NEMA Motor Repair, Best Practice & Definitions

1.0 Introduction:

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) is a premium organization that sets the standards for the specification, manufacturing, performance, and repair of electric motors. Layco Electric Innovations (LEI) is a fully credited facility to repair motors to NEMA standards..

2.0 The Downside of Not Maintaining Motor Performance:

Whether it’s a production process that includes several electric motors or a single motor operating one piece of machinery, the original design specifications assumed a certain efficiency, performance, and power output for the overall system to operate as required. While total motor failure will shut down a given system, with the resulting downsides being economical, lack of reputation, and in some cases life critical, a failing motor will also impact the overall efficiency of a system. System designers select NEMA-certified motors because they are designed and manufactured to be best in class.

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