
Woodworking Machine Motors
In a furniture workshop most motors turn a cutting tool: a saw blade, a planer cutterblock, a spindle moulder cutter or a sanding belt. With these tools the cut quality depends lar... More Details

In a furniture workshop most motors turn a cutting tool: a saw blade, a planer cutterblock, a spindle moulder cutter or a sanding belt. With these tools the cut quality depends lar... More Details

A piece of stone destined to become a worktop, a stair tread, a window sill or a vanity top reaches the customer with its edge on show once it has been cut. The machines that strai... More Details

A multistage pump raises water step by step with several impellers lined up on the same shaft: each impeller takes the water delivered by the previous one and raises its pressure a... More Details

A panel saw is the first station of furniture production: it divides chipboard, MDF, plywood and laminated boards into accurately sized pieces. For an overview of the woodworking s... More Details

Every machine that cuts stone with a diamond saw or levels a surface with a calibrating head needs a constant flow of water. General information on the other machines in the worksh... More Details

A multi-spindle boring machine is a panel processing machine that drills rows of holes, such as dowel, cam fitting and hinge holes, into furniture panels in a single stroke. The ge... More Details

A vegetable and fruit washing machine never runs on a single motor: the air blower that agitates the water, the inclined belt that lifts produce out of the tank, the pump that feed... More Details

PVC and aluminium profile machines are workshop machines used in window, door and façade fabrication to mitre-cut profiles, machine lock and hinge slots, end-mill profile ends and ... More Details

3000 rpm electric motors are three-phase asynchronous motors whose stator winding is built with 2 poles, in other words a single pole pair. With 50 Hz mains, the rotating magnetic ... More Details

When replacing a jockey pump motor, the power is kept the same as on the old motor's nameplate; the two issues that really need attention are mounting compatibility and how many ti... More Details

What determines motor selection for a surface planer is the speed at which the cutter block (cutter head) must turn and how that speed is obtained from the motor by belt. On most p... More Details