The price of an electric motor cannot be reduced to a single figure; power, speed, efficiency class, body material and mounting type combine into a cost that is specific to each application. In this category we have gathered our price lists, catalogs and technical documents. Because HEM Motor sells the motors it manufactures directly, without intermediaries, we can always give you a current, clear quote straight from the producer.
The main items we consider when preparing a quote:
Because exchange rates and raw-material costs change constantly, instead of a fixed list we prefer to share the price valid on the day for your specific request. That way you can plan your budget on real figures. If you are unsure which range you need, you can first look through our guides and technical info content. For a current price list, PDF catalog and technical drawing requests, call +90 (532) 345 49 86 or reach us through our contact page, and we will get back to you the same day.
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