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Motors are the power transmission workhorse of industry, converting electrical energy into mechanical movement. Selecting an AC motor or DC motor for an application depends on considerations such as power, speed control, cost and ease of maintenance.
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Electric motors are the workhorses of industry, responsible for much of the movement and rotation that needs to be done. Modern electric motors are extremely efficient and reliable, and are available in both AC- and DC-powered designs.
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AC motors convert electrical energy into mechanical movement. Pervasive in factory and commercial applications, AC motors have a lower maintenance requirement than DC motors, and when paired with a VFD, can offer similar performance in torque.
AC motor accessories help complete installation.
DC gearmotors provide high torque at low speeds, and are designed for use on an unfiltered SCR (Thyristor) rectified AC input. They may also be used with PWM (pulse width modulated) DC variable speed drives or across-the-line applications.
IronHorse DC gearmotors up to 1/4hp are available in a variety of operating voltages, with parallel or right-angle output shafts.
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Motor bases are a convenient way to mount and adjust the position of AC motors. Models available include adjustable, pivot, and automatic motor bases, which automatically compensate for variations in load. A wide selection of frame sizes is available.
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