About Electrical Apparatus

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• Electrical Apparatus is a monthly magazine covering the fields of electromechanical and electronic application and maintenance--the "electrical aftermarket" that serves as the electrical industry's "field laboratory" and is its second-largest market (after OEMs). The electrical aftermarket is conservatively estimated as representing $10 billion in annual sales (U.S.) related to the maintenance, repair or replacement of electromechanical and electrical equipment.

 History

• Electrical Apparatus was originally published in 1967 as Electrical Apparatus Service magazine (the name was shortened in 1973). In 1967, Electrical Apparatus Service magazine purchased Volt-Age magazine, which had served the electrical aftermarket since 1949.

• Electrical Apparatus is not affiliated with the Electrical Apparatus Service Association (EASA) trade organization. For information about that organization, contact EASA directly at 314-993-2220.

 Who reads electrical apparatus?

• See how the circulation of Electrical Apparatus is divided among industry segments.

• All readers of Electrical Apparatus share a common interest in an extensive list of subjects related to the electrical aftermarket, including: balancing and alignment, bearings, circuitry, codes and standards, coils, controls, digital electronics, drives, electronics, energy efficiency, fans and blowers, gearmotors, generators, hoists and cranes, insulation, inverters, laminations, lubricants, motors, microprocessors, maintenance, power quality, systems and transmission, pumps, servos, shop equipment, software, switches, testing, transformers, varnishes and resins, vibration analysis, and wire and cable.

• Monthly issues of Electrical Apparatus contain feature articles, written by editorial staff members through first-hand, on-site research, that provide in-depth looks at the technological and management approaches to maintenance, repair and equipment replacement employed by in-plant electrical departments of manufacturers, institutions and other industrial organizations that are large users of electrical power generation equipment. Electrical Apparatus also frequently profiles the operations of leading electrical service and sales companies, again through first-hand reports by staff members or contributors.

• A complete index of features and department articles appearing in Electrical Apparatus over the last five years is published each year in the January issue.

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