Motors & Pump Repairs in Sarasota, FL

Motors are the beating heart in many industrial environments. They keep conveyor belts running and heavy equipment hard at work. Yet, when not properly taken care of, they are prone to what might seem as abrupt motor failure that'll cease your operations. Understanding the following common causes of motor failure will help you to know when to step in before problems snowball:

A properly functioning motor is essential, not just to production, but also to the safety of operatives and other staff. When motor failure is imminent, it is often preceded by high bearing temperatures. Understanding and monitoring temperature conditions not only saves time and money in the long term, but also simplifies motor repair.

Industrial and commercial plants in the Sarasota-Bradenton, Florida region have been relying on Mader Electric to keep their electrical equipment up and running since 1983. Since establishing ourselves as an industry leader in electrical motor installation, repair, and control panel support with just 6 employees and a 5,000 sq. foot building, Mader Electric has come a long way. Today our facility encompasses 7.5 acres with 33,250 square feet to serve the electrical support needs of our customers across the full range of electrical motor and control applications.

We're not kidding when we use the term "full range". We handle motor repairs and restorations from 1/2 hp all the way up to 5,000 hp. In this post, we'll give you a quick tour of our facility and give you an idea of the capabilities we bring to the table to keep your plant's electrical operations up and running for maximum, profitable uptime.

When choosing the contactors for your control panel, there are plenty of reliable names on the market offering products. However, not all of the parts offer the same benefits due to design variations and small improvements that make a big difference in the long run. Figure out whether ABB vs. Eaton contactors are a better choice for your industrial motor control hardware needs.

Over time, pumps and motors fail. In many situations, the defective part can be repaired or replaced, but there are times when the best approach is to replace the pump or motor with a new device. To illustrate, we will provide you with a few broad examples of when replacing faulty equipment is the better option.

The heartbeat of any manufacturing facility is the equipment used in the production of its products. While preventing or minimizing downtime is vital to keeping all plant operations running at smooth and efficient levels, industrial motors occasionally develop problems that require expert motor repair.

Industrial electric motors are some of the most heavy duty units in the industry. They are built to run at continuous levels with varied RPM's, yet require very little maintenance. Therein lies the key to prevent your motor from needing repair. Motor repair can be expensive and time consuming, but incorporating some preventative maintenance will keep your motor running for the long haul.

Most people dream of one day living near the ocean. Thanks to Florida's impressively business-friendly environment, more people than ever can make this dream a reality while also building and maintaining a thriving company. However, if you are engaged in manufacturing, then it's also important to understand the damages the Florida environment can cause to your electric motors.

Grease is essential to the smooth running of many components within a motor. However, did you know that the state of the grease also gives an indication of the health of said motor? It is possible to run an in-depth analysis of the grease that you use to determine its structure, components and potential contaminants. However, sometimes all you need to do is cast a critical eye on it to know that something is wrong.