ElectroCraft, Inc. Announces the Launch of the RPX-Series BLDC Motor
DOVER, N.H., Jan. 26, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- ElectroCraft, Inc., the global fractional horsepower motor and motion solutions provider, has expanded their Brushless DC Motor offering with the RPX22 and RPX32. These compact yet remarkably powerful 22mm and 32mm diameter motors are the first in a complete line of BLDC motors and gear motors planned for release. Starting at just 58mm (2 inches) in length, the RPX range has remarkably high torque and very high efficiency compared to other products in the market today.
"The RPX family has a sleek form factor, is powerful, energy efficient, controllable and durable," notes Rob Kerber, Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing. "I believe the RPX-Series will have a big impact on the market. The motor design was optimized to perform with peak efficiency at more traditional motor speeds, offering significant advantages to customers, not only in torque but also in reliability and overall cost."
The RPX22 and RPX32 are available in three standard voltages with environmental designs up to with IP65, but like all ElectroCraft products, the entire range is fully customizable to meet your exact requirements.
About ElectroCraft
ElectroCraft, Inc. is a global provider of fractional horsepower motor and motion control solutions for both industrial and commercial applications. The company specializes in dependable, application-engineered specialty products by utilizing its lean business philosophy to consistently meet the needs of its customers worldwide. The company's products are found in pumps, office equipment, medical devices, aircraft and thousands of other applications.
ElectroCraft is headquartered in Dover, New Hampshire with operations in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
To Learn More, Visit www.electrocraft.com
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