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Who's exhibiting at EASA 2024? Some of EA's favorite advertisers ! Look for their ads in our May June and August E ASA issu es! for advertising information, contact barbara@barks.com Visit their website AEGIS EASA Booth 737 Learn more Visit their website Advanced Rotors EASA Booth 919 Learn more Visit their website Akard Commutator of TN EASA Booth 645 Learn more Visit their website Alabama Laser EASA Booth 340 Learn more Visit their website Bartlett Bearing Co. EASA Booth 809 Learn more Visit their website EIS EASA Booth 409 Learn more Visit their website ESR EASA Booth 318 Learn more Visit their website Elantas EASA Booth 522 Learn more Visit their website Electric Coil Service EASA Booth 700 Learn more Visit their website Electric Materials EASA Booth 728 Learn more Visit their website Electrom Instruments EASA Booth 915 Learn more Visit their website Essex Brownell EASA Booth 529 Learn more Visit their website HD Hyundai Electric EASA Booth 937 Learn more Visit their website HT Aftermarket Products EASA Booth 545 Learn more Visit their website Helwig Carbon Products EASA Booth 519 Learn more Visit their website High Voltage Inc EASA Booth 237 Learn more Visit their website ICC International EASA Booth 914 Learn more Visit their website Innomotics - A Siemens Co. EASA Booth 709 Learn more Visit their website Jasper Electric Motors EASA Booth 702 Learn more Visit their website Lafert North America EASA Booth 723 Learn more Visit their website Louis Allis EASA Booth # 729 Learn more Visit their website MDS, Inc. EASA Booth # 936 Learn more Visit their website Martindale Electric Co EASA Booth 501 Learn more Visit their website Megger Baker Instruments EASA Booth 416 Learn more Visit their website Myung Youn EASA Booth 201 Learn more Visit their website NTN Americas EASA Booth 839 Learn more Visit their website North American Electric EASA Booth 729 Learn more Visit their website Phenix Technologies EASA Booth 623 Learn more Visit their website Pittsburgh Electrical Insulation (PEI) EASA Booth 739 Learn more Visit their website Reuland EASA Booth 923 Learn more Visit their website Spring Point Solutions EASA Booth 637 Learn more Visit their website Superior Services EASA Booth 151 Learn more Visit their website Techtop Motors EASA Booth 901 Learn more Visit their website Teco Westinghouse EASA Booth 323 Learn more Visit their website Toshiba EASA Booth 701 Learn more Visit their website Vaughen's Price Publishing EASA Booth 425 Learn more Visit their website Von Roll EASA Booth 522 Learn more Visit their website WEG EASA Booth 400 Learn more Visit their website Wolong Electric America EASA Booth 715 Learn more Visit their website WorldWide Electric Corporation EASA Booth 729 Learn more

Techtop Motors EASA Booth 901 The Techtop group is an electric motor manufacturing company with over 20 years of production history. With headquarters in the Pudong District of Shanghai, China, Techtop employs 2,300 workers and owns 191,200 square meters of workshop space and advanced automated manufacturing systems. Using its state-of-the-art electrical, processing, and finishing equipment, Techtop produces over 2 million electric motors annually in both IEC and NEMA design. Techtop produces aluminum and cast iron frame motors of IEC standard (FR56-355) and NEMA standard (FR48-449), with all products meeting the IE1, IE2, IE3, IE4, IE5, NEMA Epact, and premium efficiency requirements. Techtop's R&D division is investing significant efforts into developing IE4 and EC motors. Techtop's reputation has been built by implementing innovations in the motor industry. The motors' unique features enable the company to lead the industry by offering products with exceptional technical and efficiency benefits. Techtop motors offer a single stator design with optional removable feet for IEC, NEMA, and GOST frames, allowing for high components interchangeability. Techtop owns over 30 patents and intellectual properties for its exceptional product design and motor technology. The quality of Techtop motors and manufacturing processes meet and exceed many domestic and international standards, including ISO9001, ISO14001, CCC, CE, CSA, UL (1004-1,1004-5), EEV, CC, ATEX, and GL, etc. Over the last ten years, Techtop has built up an extensive and successful distribution network in the USA, Canada, Italy, Germany, Britain, the Netherlands, Spain, Dubai, Singapore, and Australia, which enables Techtop to provide its customers worldwide with local stock and delivery, customized products and technical solutions, backed by excellent customer services. Techtop is a customer-focused manufacturing company that invests in energy efficiency while focusing on creating the best value for our customers. Techtop Motor is one of the fastest-growing electric motor manufacturers. With a strong global reputation, it has won high respect in its field among its peers and partners worldwide. Welcome to Techtop, where customer satisfaction is our ultimate goal. Exhibiting at EASA 2024... one of our favorite EASA issue advertisers! http://www.techtopind.com Previous Next To advertise in our EASA issues, contact barbara@barks.com

February 2023 Electrical Apparatus Machining! Scroll down to see what's in this issue Electrical Apparatus is the monthly magazine and virtual community for electromechanical professionals who design, specify, use, sell, operate, maintain and repair electrical equipment. Subscribe! Go to http://ea-renew.com . Advertise! For advertising information, updates, special offers and more, sign up for the Publisher’s Market Memo e-list or email Barbara Wachter , Advertising Manager . In the February 2023 EA! Training & Education 12 Titans of industry How one California enterprise is attracting young people to the field of CNC machining By Charlie Barks, EA Managing Editor Energy 20 Fusion breakthrough Is it hype or hope that’s behind the recent fusion energy news?’ By Charlie Barks, EA Managing Editor Associations, Conventions & Trade Shows 22 Buyer, meet seller CWIEME Berlin will get personal in May, playing matchmaker to manufacturers and suppliers By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor Machine Shops 25 The machinations of a machine nation Machine shops come in various shapes and sizes; here’s a look at a couple of them By Charlie Barks, EA Managing Editor Motors & Generators 29 Amortisseur windings in synchronous machines How the inductive shorted rotor bar system dampens oscillations inherent with load changes By Chase Fell, EA Contributing Writer More Than Accounting 33 New rules covering bad debts Under new accounting rules, bad debts must be calculated before receivables become past due By William H. Wiersema, CPA, EA Contributing Editor Electric Avenue 36 These EVs do the heavy lifting A rundown of some of the more popular and versatile electric lifts on the market today for use indoors or out By Carol Brzozowski, EA Contributing Writer Pump It Up 40 Stories from the field At pumping projects around the world, it’s all about improving efficiency and reducing environmental impact By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor The Editor's Comment - A look at machining today Let's Solve Your Problem - Questions and answers about motor and generator service Associations- Looking ahead to a springtime of webinars Know your industry - The International Special Tooling & Machining Association Business - Integrated Power Services buys Evans Enterprises Plant happenings - New plants and expansions, and worrying cluster of fires Calendar - Upcoming events on HVAC/R, pumps, and manufacturing Deaths - Laura Lyke, business owner and industry leader Names & faces - Changes at Stearns and the American Clean Power Association EA reader profile - Marcus Lehmann rides the wave of deep tech manufacturing Speaking of - ‘Legislation will bring (parking) lots of solar energy Product showcase - New from providers of CNC machining products and services Utilities - ‘ Utilities follow up after a busy storm season Classified advertising - Your monthly marketplace for equipment, businesses, and more Cy’s Super Service - The electrical service industry’s most prominent curmudgeon EA puzzle - A word search puzzle about an electric motor component Moe, Genny & friends - The surreal world of an anthropomorphized motor and generator Direct & current - Right-to-repair gets a boost, and reshoring accelerates Advertising index - Who’s who—and who’s where—in this issue of Electrical Apparatus ​ SUBSCRIBE TO EA! Subscriptions are free to members of the electromechanical industry with North American addresses. Go to ea-renew.com to sign up.. ​ ADVERTISE WITH US! For updates, special offers and more, sign up for the Publisher’s Market Memo e-list .

January 2022 Electrical Apparatus Robots & cobots! Electrical Apparatus is the monthly magazine and virtual community for electromechanical professionals who design, specify, use, sell, operate, maintain and repair electrical equipment. Subscribe! Go to http://ea-renew.com . Advertise! For advertising information, updates, special offers and more, sign up for the Publisher’s Market Memo e-list or email Barbara Wachter , Advertising Manager . In the January 2022 EA! Green Energy 08 Robots and renewable energy Parts of the green energy sector are becoming more fully automated By Charlie Barks, EA Associate Editor Conventions & Trade Shows 16 The newest — and safest — in HVAC/R Safety will be a top priority at the AHR Expo, being held at the Las Vegas Convention Center later this month By Susan L. Follett, EA Contributing Writer Fast Forward 20 A quicker path from virtual to actual Last year was a good year to be a robot By Susan L. Follett, EA Contributing Writer Electric Avenue 22 ‘Gentlemen, choose your engines’ In the race between batteries and hydrogen as automotive power sources, batteries have taken a clear lead By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor Automation 24 Robots in the shop Make room for your new digital co-worker, who promises to work well with others By Charlie Barks, EA Associate Editor 29 Not your standard issue robot While robotic arms and other manufacturing staples are still just as useful as ever, the technology has recently found itself in wide-reaching applications By Selena Cotte, EA Managing Editor Plant Life 32 Fasten your robotic exoskeleton, and get to work Robotic exoskeletons are some of the newest technologies to find their way to manufacturing facilities By Selena Cotte, EA Managing Editor Motors & Generators 33 Guidance for ‘large’ motor repair Whatever the procedure, it’s up to the motor user to choose a service provider and spell out the scope of work With trilingual summary By Richard L. Nailen, EA Engineering Editor Index of Articles 39 Our annual index of feature articles in EA, 2017-2021 By the Electrical Apparatus staff More Than Accounting 45 Labor compliance in a remote world Keeping up with rapidly changing employment rules By William H. Wiersema, CPA, EA Contributing Editor Pump It Up 48 Virtual community showcases a pump maker’s products Visitors to Zoellerville can see the settings in which a broad array of pumps and pumping systems are used By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor Also -- Know your Industry - ETA International Names and Faces, Product Showcase and more! ​ SUBSCRIBE TO EA! Subscriptions are free to members of the electromechanical industry with North American addresses. Go to ea-renew.com to sign up.. ​ ADVERTISE WITH US! For updates, special offers and more, sign up for the Publisher’s Market Memo e-list .

Shops and Plants! In every issue of Electrical Apparatus Scroll down for examples and links. We visit electrical apparatus service and sales companies and interview their owners and staffs while they work. Manufacturing plant stories take readers behind the scenes to understand the inner workings of how factories are managed. Our on-site visits are multi-page and photo-rich. Each shop and plant report includes company history, responses to economic and technological change, human resources decision making, “best practices,” other elements key to running a successful business, and a personal look at the people who make it all happen. ​ See examples below. ​ For questions or comments, contact us! EA shop and plant stories Below are some of the shops and plants we've featured in the pages of Electrical Apparatus , including links to a few representative samples. ​ shop stories Industrial Repair Service, Cumming, Ga. L&S Electric, Inc., Wausau, Wis. Scotty’s Electric Motor Repair, Orland, Calif. Vaughn Electric Co., Union City, Tenn. Whelco Industrial, Perrysburg, Ohio. Zeller Technologies, St. Louis, Missouri Evans Enterprises, Norman, Oklahoma READ A SAMPLE: Electric Motor Technologies manufacturing stories Blue Ridge AI, Fulton, Maryland Olsun Electrics, Richmond, Illinois The Trumpf Group, Hoffman Estates, Illinois READ A SAMPLE: Big Ass Fans ​ ​ ​ SUBSCRIBE TO EA! Subscriptions are free to members of the electromechanical industry with North American addresses. Go to ea-renew.com to sign up.. ​ ADVERTISE WITH US! For updates, special offers and more, sign up for the Publisher’s Market Memo e-list . Electrical Apparatus is the monthly magazine and virtual community for electromechanical professionals who design, specify, use, sell, operate, maintain and repair electrical equipment. Subscribe! Go to http://ea-renew.com . Advertise! For advertising information, updates, special offers and more, sign up for the Publisher’s Market Memo e-list or email Barbara Wachter , Advertising Manager. ​ For thoughts or questions about our technical content, contact us!

A sample Business Department article from the February 2022 Electrical Apparatus Business news Electrical Apparatus columns cover a range of topics, presenting information, ideas, and news. The Business department provides news of companies in the electromechanical and related industries, including sales and service operations, distributors, and manufacturers. Read a sample article below. ​ To share questions, comments, or ideas for other topics we should consider, contact us! Electrical Apparatus is the monthly magazine and virtual community for electromechanical professionals who design, specify, use, sell, operate, maintain and repair electrical equipment. Subscribe! Go to http://ea-renew.com . Advertise! For advertising information, updates, special offers and more, sign up for the Publisher’s Market Memo e-list or email Barbara Wachter , Advertising Manager. ​ For thoughts or questions about our technical content, contact us!

December 2023 Electrical Apparatus Products! Scroll down to see what's in this issue Electrical Apparatus is the monthly magazine and virtual community for electromechanical professionals who design, specify, use, sell, operate, maintain and repair electrical equipment. Subscribe! Go to http://ea-renew.com . Advertise! For advertising information, updates, special offers and more, sign up for the Publisher’s Market Memo e-list or email Barbara Wachter , Advertising Director . In the December 2023 EA! Say It Right 16 Cracking the code Be careful when using acronyms or ill-defined phrases By Richard L. Nailen, EA Engineering Editor Energy 20 Griddle me that Three new interregional U.S. transmission lines will create jobs, the U.S. Dept. of Energy says By Charlie Barks, EA Managing Editor 19 Novi novelties The Battery Show marks its final year in the Michigan suburbs with immense growth and the snags that come with it By Charlie Barks, EA Managing Editor Electrical Manager 22 Get smart about setting goals Team member buy-in is essential for reaching your articulated objectives By Bill O’Leary, EA Contributing Writer Conventions & Trade Shows 24 A world of water Here are a few of the friendly faces we encountered at Weftec 2023, the premier North American event for people who manage and process water By the Electrical Apparatus staff More Than Accounting 32 Getting started with cost accounting It’s fundamental: You need to know how much you’re spending before you can figure out whether you’re profitable By William H. Wiersema, CPA, EA Contributing Editor Electric Avenue 26 Early adopters Where in the U.S. electric vehicle manufacturing is concentrated — and what may lie on the road ahead By Maura Keller, EA Contributing Writer Pro duct Development 29 From concept to customer Following the progress of the typical new product from conception to delivery to the user By Bill O’Leary, EA Contributing Writer Technical Standards 33 Why get involved with standards? Opportunities for career advancement abound for people willing to volunteer and help out By John Malinowski, EA Contributing Writer More Than Accounting 36 China’s standing post-pandemic The nation is staggering to its feet economically, hobbled by a zero-Covid policy and broken supply chains By William H. Wiersema, CPA, EA Contributing Editor Pump It Up 42 A tale of two pumping stations A pair of case studies shows the consequences of replacing a water-treatment system all at once versus doing so over time By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor Training & Education 44 Gen-Zeal Younger generation’s training modules look different but still yield enthusiasm By Chelsea Fisher, EA Contributing Writer The Editor's Comment - The new products we all rely on Let's Solve Your Problem - Answers to questions about motor application and maintenance Business - An autumn harvest of financial reports from electrical suppliers Associations - The new products that vied for AEMT award recognition Calendar - Upcoming events on HVAC/R, pumps, testing, energy, and more Know your industry - The Precision Machined Products Association: That’s so metal! 1 Utilities - One utility executive’s lessons from the pandemic Speaking of . . . The U.S. releases first regulations on artificial intelligence ​ Names & faces - ‘ Personnel changes at Xcel Energy, TrueBlue, and Verizon ​ Deaths - ‘ Albert ‘Al’ Waid, field tech and shop owner EA reader profile - Andrew Eklind is the very model of a modern marketer P roduct showcase - What’s new in robotics, tools, batteries, and ceramics Plant happenings - Energy firm backs out of wind projects; UAW strike ripples Classified advertising - Your monthly marketplace for equipment, businesses, and mor e Cy’s Super Servic e - The electrical service industry’s most prominent curmudgeon EA puzzle - A word search puzzle about engineering acronyms Moe, Genny & friends - The surreal world of an anthropomorphized mo tor and generator Direct & current - Regal Rexnord to sell motor and generator businesses to WEG Advertising index - Who’s who—and who’s where—in this issue of Electrical Apparatus ​ SUBSCRIBE TO EA! Subscriptions are free to members of the electromechanical industry with North American addresses. Go to ea-renew.com to sign up.. ​ ADVERTISE WITH US! For updates, special offers and more, sign up for the Publisher’s Market Memo e-list .

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MDS, Inc. EASA Booth # 936 MDS, the exclusive North America distributor and service center for Schleich GmbH, will be displaying test equipment for Repair Shops, Field Service groups, Maintemeter. MDS is also. Industrial distributor for Fluke and AEMC.nance personnel, OEM, R&D and production quality control systems. This includes Surge Testers, Static and Dynamic Motor Analyzers, AC and DC HiPots, Functional Run Tester, Safety Testers and introducing the New Patent Pending Self-Calibration Portable Dynamo Exhibiting at EASA 2024... one of our favorite EASA issue advertisers! https://www.motordiagnosticsystems.com Previous Next To advertise in our EASA issues, contact barbara@barks.com

Advanced Rotors EASA Booth 919 Advanced Rotors has 3 4,000KW fibre optic laser cutting machines along with dual head 5 axis waterjet cutting services. In our state-of-the-art 20,000 square foot laser facility, our coil line allows for more efficiency and decrease in material waste. Our laminations are M19 grade electric steel double coated with C5 core plate insulation. Our laser team offers onsite stacking at your facility. Quality Control includes a Coordinate Measuring Machining (CMM), hysteresis testing, Franklin testing, core loss testing, as well as calibration of all instrumentation. Engineering services are also available for redesign. We have the ability of laser cutting the most complex rotor, stator, armature, pole piece, and loose laminations for your repair needs. @: sales@advrotors.com (P): (256) 352-5150 Address: 273 County Road 520, Hanceville Hanceville, AL 35077 35077 Exhibiting at EASA 2024... one of our favorite EASA issue advertisers! https://advrotors.com/ Previous Next To advertise in our EASA issues, contact barbara@barks.com

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A sample shop story from the August 2019 Electrical Apparatus EMT Cincinnati Electrical Apparatus shop stories explore aspects of the electromechanical industry with attention to personal details and unusual applications. In the August 2019 issue, Kevin Jones describes how Electric Motor Technologies of Cincinnati has built on recent growth by buying a shop that services and sells single-phase motors. ​ Read the article below. ​ To share questions, comments, or ideas for other topics we should consider, contact us! Electrical Apparatus is the monthly magazine and virtual community for electromechanical professionals who design, specify, use, sell, operate, maintain and repair electrical equipment. Subscribe! Go to http://ea-renew.com . Advertise! For advertising information, updates, special offers and more, sign up for the Publisher’s Market Memo e-list or email Barbara Wachter , Advertising Manager. ​ For thoughts or questions about our technical content, contact us!