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The Accelerator Program may result in substantial savings for manufacturers, building owners and contractors.
Koepke shares his thoughts on training, industry challenges and more.
McGrath serves as the vice president of sales for Nidec.
Understanding the implications of these new rules will allow users to better prepare for the future.
Tips to help prevent costly downtime and unexpected failures.
The advantages and disadvantages of choosing a synchronous motor for an application versus sticking with induction.
Help extend the duration of your plant’s AC motors.
Albers has been with Nidec for more than 20 years.
Nidec Motor Corporation's Patrick Hogg provided the latest insight.
Operators can improve accuracy and minimize costs.
Follow these simple steps for preseason preparation.
Construction, contaminants and choosing the right bearings can all affect an aerator motor.
Pandemic offers valuable perspectives for other disasters such as hurricanes and storm surges.
ST. LOUIS – To accommodate global customer demand for its industrial electric motors, Nidec Motor Corporation (NMC) recently expanded its Monterrey, Mexico manufacturing facility. The $2.3 million investment expanded the facility by 60,000 square feet, increased its production capacity and improved operations.
The facility is part of NMC’s Commercial Industrial Motors & Drives (CIMD) business.
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Avoid operational problems during installation and startup
MILAN, Italy – Dominique Llonch is the new chairman of Nidec Industrial Solutions and CEO of Nidec ASI, a part of the Nidec Group’s Industrial Solutions sector. Llonch succeeds Giovanni Barra, who has been at the helm of the company since 2013.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Nidec Motor Corporation (NMC), a global manufacturer of motors, drives and automated systems, has announced a $100,000 donation to the Missouri University of Science & Technology (Missouri S&T). The gift will fund the relocation and expansion of the undergraduate power lab in the electrical and computer engineering department at the University and also support equipment upgrades in the lab.