Find AC motors including AC electric motors, induction motors, AC stepper motors, AC synchronous motors and more. Use the time-saving Request for Quote tool to submit your inquiry to all the AC motor manufacturers and suppliers you select.
McMillan Electric is a custom designer and manufacturer of high-quality precision electric motors: Shaded Pole, Permanent Split Capacitor, Permanent Magnet DC and Brushless DC. We provide industry-leading design capability, a UL-certified prototype lab and top-notch customer service.
A manufacturer of electric motors, AC motors, DC motors, gear motors, reducers, permanent magnet motors and variable speed motors, Bison Gear & Engineering produces the best electric motors with a quick response to your needs. For over 45 years, we have been helping our customers succeed.
RAE is primarily a DC electric motor manufacturer who offers a variety of products including permanent-magnet DC motors, DC gearmotors, universal motors and gearmotors as well as DC motor controls. Our motor speeds are available up to 5000 rpm and gear motor torques up to 300 inch lbs. Contact us today!
We offer smooth, worry-free, reliable outsourcing for the production of both AC & DC electric motors and components, including AC induction motors, DC brush & brushless motors and steppers, that meet the highest standards at our TS 16949 certified factories. Competitive prices, quality, service & terms.
Beginning in 1966, Anaheim Automation offers motion control systems such as stepper motor drivers and controllers. Our high-torque stepper motors come in standard as well. We also offer brushless DC motors, brush DC motors, AC motors, stepper spur gearmotors, AC gearmotors and much more.
Advanced Motors & Drives is a leading designer & manufacturer that also markets special low-voltage DC motors and pump motors for the electric lift-truck segment of the material handling industry. Call us today for all of your high-quality electric motor needs. Continually improving our techniques.
AC (alternating current)
electric motors supply the speed and torque in a drive system by changing electric energy into movement using magnetism and alternating currents. These motors generate their magnetic field by an electromagnet powered by the same AC voltage as the motor coil. It is dispersed in single or three-phase forms with the ability for direction changes of its current cycles.
The basic difference between AC and DC motors is the direction the current flows through the engine itself, as the flow of AC current can be changed. They both use magnets to create the motion necessary for power generation. The magnets react with the current, which flows through specific points of the motor and causes rotation. This rotational movement is the source of power which is transferred into the equipment in need of the power.
Examples of specific AC motor types are servo, induction and gear motors. The size range and power capacity can differ tremendously depending on the specific type of electric motor used.
Electric motors are used in many applications and many industries instead of fuel engines because they are cleaner and less expensive to run. They are also a good alternative to fuel engines in many cases because they release no exhaust or emission, which solves a health hazard.
As the uses for electric motors grow everyday, there are a wide variety of choices and types of AC motors. Weight, size, power source, torque and cost are all variables that affect the type of motor desired.
