“One of the most important quality assurance tools in the motor rewinding trade is the core loss tester Websites and promotional material from electric motor rewind companies from around the world tend to push one message “Quality Electric Motor Rewinds”, after all, nobody is going to admit to being sub-standard in a competitive industry. But what amazes me, is how …
As happens most Saturday mornings at Fletcher Moorland, the phone starts to ring and there’s a customer on the line with an urgent breakdown which needs sorting. Most calls at the weekend will be calmly and professionally handled by Jennie, who then puts the wheels into motion to make sure we do all that we can to get our customers …
Wouldn’t it be great to see exactly what happens when you send equipment for repair or servicing? We’ve created SERVICEview for greater transparency and trust for our customers. Now, when you send an item of equipment away for servicing or repair, you’ll receive a video link to the condition of it and the faults found. What’s more, we will send …
Why it’s not the price of the rewind you should be concerned with when making a decision who to choose to rewind your electric motors. Too many times I see companies only concentrating on the repair price of an electric motor, when in reality, it’s the running cost that should really matter to them. Hopefully, armed with more information, companies can make …
It seems on a few of my earlier posts that I’ve inadvertently added to the repair v replace argument for electric motors. On this post I just want to show my respect for the skilled craftsmen who, day-in day-out, rewind motors. Now just to show and I guess a few of you cannot un-see the motor winding picture above, what …
The picture at the top of this post is a repaired ABB electric motor just about to leave our UK workshop. It’s not a big motor and there’ll be many people saying things like ‘it’s not worth repairing’, ‘you’ll be better off buying new’, ‘A repair isn’t as good as a new motor’ and “you’ll lose efficiency if you repair it’. Well …