Efficiency Motors

Some machine customers think that using maintenance expense money to maintain older motors, rather than compete for scarce capital dollars to buy new premium-efficiency motors is a good idea. Older motors can be about 15-20% more expensive than their predecessors. Is it a good idea to mantain older motors?

Jan. 17, 2011

Some machine customers think that using maintenance expense money to maintain older motors, rather than compete for scarce capital dollars to buy new premium-efficiency motors is a good idea. Older motors can be about 15-20% more expensive than their predecessors. Is it a good idea to mantain older motors?

Read Joe Feeley's article "The Big EISA" to find out what he thinks.

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