
Agricultural Machinery Electric Motors
On a farm or in an agricultural plant the electric motor usually works in places nobody looks at: at the head of the bucket elevator that lifts harvested grain to the top of the si... More Details

On a farm or in an agricultural plant the electric motor usually works in places nobody looks at: at the head of the bucket elevator that lifts harvested grain to the top of the si... More Details

In field, orchard and greenhouse irrigation, the pump that lifts water from a canal, pond or tank and pushes it into the pipes is usually driven by a three-phase asynchronous motor... More Details

Unlike fixed elevators in a factory, an agricultural elevator works on the farm, at the threshing yard or in a village store, lifting grain, bales or sacks from a point near the gr... More Details

In a broiler or layer house, feed travels from the outdoor silo to the feeders through several separate drive chains, and every link in that chain is turned by a small electric mot... More Details

Maize, paddy rice or wheat coming from the harvest is often too wet to store; a grain dryer removes the excess water by passing hot air through the grain mass. Several different el... More Details

A grain seed cleaner sorts grain coming from threshing, or grain set aside as seed, by size, shape and weight; it separates broken kernels, weed seeds, straw and dust. Several diff... More Details

In free-stall dairy barns, manure in the walking alleys is pushed into a channel or pit by a scraper blade that moves slowly along the floor. The only source of motion in this syst... More Details

In a milking system the clusters, pulsators and milk hoses contain no motor at all; only two parts need power: the vacuum pump that creates suction and the milk pump that sends the... More Details

In a milk cooling tank the compressor produces the cold, but whether every part of the milk cools evenly depends on the paddle shaft inside the tank slowly turning the milk. This p... More Details