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EASA Booth 527 Exhibiting at EASA 2025... one of our favorite EASA issue advertisers! To advertise in our EASA issues, contact barbara@barks.com Megger Baker Instruments https://megger.com MEGGER BAKER INSTRUMENTS Looking for Baker Instrument Company? We are now part of Megger! Baker Instruments’ electric motor analysers fall into three categories: Static analysers are used on off-line motors and generators to test motor circuit and insulation condition. Dynamic analysers are used for monitoring on-line motors to capture power quality, motor condition and load issues. Electric motor QC systems are designed for motor, generator and coil manufacturers to test the insulation and other parameters of coils, stators and armatures rapidly and repeatably in a production context. Test equipment for a wide range of applications Megger designs and manufactures portable electric test equipment. Megger products help you install, improve efficiency, reduce cost and extend the life of your or your customers’ electrical assets. Established in the late 1800s, the company has been designing and making test and measurement instruments that perform electrical measurements for preventative maintenance, troubleshooting and commissioning for decades. Megger products have supported customers all over the world to improve their facilities’ efficiency, reduce costs, extend the life of apparatus and through trending and analysis, anticipate equipment failure and future performance. It now has local offices in many locations with field sales teams and distributors all over the world. Manufacturing plants are located in the UK, Sweden and USA. Previous Next

< Back February 2021 Efficiency! Plant Life 18 President Biden’s plan for manufacturing While former President Trump and newly minted President Biden agree on many of the same issues surrounding manufacturing, the two leaders have vastly different approaches By Selena Cotte, EA Managing Editor Motor Performance 21 The great motor efficiency race Improvements in a-c motor efficiency are becoming too small for distinctions between one efficiency level and the next to be verified With trilingual summary By Richard L. Nailen, EA Engineering Editor Circuits & Circuitry 27 The quest for more-efficient materials Researchers are tinkering with the chemistry of insulation and conductors to squeeze as much efficiency as possible out of electric motors By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor, and Selena Cotte, EA Managing Editor More Than Accounting 31 The benefits and costs of the new stimulus Prepare yourself and your business for another round of PPP and further tax changes By William H. Wiersema, CPA, EA Contributing Editor Safety & Health 34 Working with a mask You’ve possibly been working while wearing a face mask for months now, but are you doing so safely and efficiently? By Selena Cotte, EA Managing Editor Fast Forward 35 The IoT transition gets a boost Remote workers could jump-start the implementation of Cloud-based applications in the plant By Charlie Barks, EA Assistant Editor Pump It Up 37 ‘And the award goes to . . .’ A season of accolades for the pump industry By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor Also -- Know your Industry - The National Association of Manufacturers Names and Faces, Product Showcase and more! barbara@barks.com 123-456-7890

Now in digital format Electrical Apparatus flipbooks! Our new flipbooks are complete digital versions of Electrical Apparatus magazine, with additional interactivity - Almost all URLs and email addresses are formatted as hyperlinks, and our advertisers' ads link directly to their websites or landing pages of their choice. To enjoy the flipbook experience, click the image below - it will take you to a digital version of our January 2021 issue. This year's flipbooks are available to all print subscribers. To update or add your EA subscription, sign up here! and we'll send you a link to the current digital edition! Every issue of EA is rich with technical and feature articles, news notes, departments and columns, puzzles, cartoons, and advertising from the best companies in the industry! Subscribe here !

The May 2024 issue of Electrical Apparatus, the monthly magazine and virtual community for electromechanical professionals who design, specify, use, sell, operate, maintain and repair electrical equipment. May 2024 Electrical Apparatus What's Ahead? 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. EA Reader Profile 16 As strong, and resilient, and ebullient as a Criollo How curiosity and a wealth of experience have brought Sabine Lehmann to the pinnacle of trade expo management By Colin Gregory-Moores, EA Contributing Writer Safety & Health 22 If you build it healthy, they will come Guidelines for verifying the health of buildings continue to be codified By Kristine Weller, EA Contributing Writer Conventions and Trade Shows 26 Vegas’s special powers Odds & ends to consider during your free time in the famous Nevada oasis By Charlie Barks, EA Managing Editor Service and Sales Companies 33 Expanded horizons How Longo Electrical-Mechanical has found a niche for a machine that generates electricity in natural gas pipelines Energy 38 Cutting out the carbs U.S. Dept. of Energy pledges $6 billion towards decarbonization By Charlie Barks, EA Managing Editor Service & Sales Companies 27 HVACR plugged in How Flolo Corp.’s HVACR division fits into the company’s larger service and sales operation By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor Power Transmission & Distribution 39 Adjustable-speed drives and power quality A look at the ways in which these versatile devices are used in industrial systems By David Bredhold, EA Contributing Writer Finance & The Workplace 44 Management’s quest for the best A pair of simple tools can maximize productivity on both the service and sales side By William H. Wiersema, CPA, EA Contributing Editor Plant Life 46 The elements of lifecycle Lifecycle services are all the rage these days, but is the strategy all it’s cracked up to be? By Bill O’Leary, EA Contributing Writer Electric Avenue 51 Full speed ahead Inductive charging could accelerate the adoption of EVs By Maura Keller, EA Contributing Writer Pump It Up 54 The place of pumps in the hydrogen economy Pumps are already central to the handling of this volatile fuel, but pump designs are certain to be further refined By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor The Editor's Comment - Family business and other intrigues Calendar - Upcoming events on energy, pumps, manufacturing, and service Let's Solve Your Problem - Answers to readers’ questions about motor efficiency Business - ‘Survey finds, in some states, competition for manufacturing jobs Know your industry - The IFEA organizes events for event planners Associations - A banner year for the development of clean power Plant happenings - A diaper maker toddles into town, and Walmart’s got (more) milk Names & faces - ‘ Changes at ECM PCB Stator Tech and Mitsubishi Speaking of . . . Right to repair marches on with the latest state victory P roduct showcase - What’s new from Siemens, E-Z Lok, and Cyclone Technology Utilities - Electric utilities seek to account for distributed energy resources 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 crossword puzzle based on EA’s March and April issues Moe, Genny & friends - The surreal world of an anthropomorphized motor and generator Direct & current - Wind turbines for metal recycling, and a solar farm hit by hail 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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ICC International , in the current issue of Electrical Apparatus magazine, and the EMBR (ElectroMechanical Bench Reference) < Back ICC International https://iccinternational.com/ 865-983-7444 ICC International Manufacturer of custom commutators and slip rings for large industrial applications around the world. Tight commutators are the solution to most of the mechanical problems you deal with day in and day out. Spin Seasoning takes copper and mica segments and uses centrifugal force to push the segments to their maximum diameter. That doesn't mean the commutator is tight. Bars that shouldn't be able to move outward, will still shift and move inward. Compression Seasoning takes copper and mica segments and compresses them to their absolute minimum diameter. The segments are mechanically and thermally locked in place so that nothing can move in either direction. Individual pieces effectively become a solid piece of metal. Click here to learn more (link opens in a new tab) Click ad to view full size

EASA Booth 734 Exhibiting at EASA 2025... one of our favorite EASA issue advertisers! To advertise in our EASA issues, contact barbara@barks.com Electrom Instruments https://electrominst.com Electrom Instruments is a technology leader in motor analytics, surge testing, coil testing, and more. The iTIG series motor tester and winding analyzer features over 20 high- and low-voltage tests including high frequency surge and automatic partial discharge tests that find more cases of insulation weaknesses than other testers. The iTIG fits any budget with 4 models to choose from with additional feature options and advanced reporting capabilities. Automatic testing saves time and ensures motor repair and maintenance professionals can conduct the same test, the same way, every time for consistent results and data trending. Designed to be rugged and compact, users can carry the iTIG in the field or use it as a benchtop device. Connect to the Electrom Power Pack, an external portable power pack for high voltage testing up to 40kV. Previous Next

ede0d2b0-377c-4c6b-aea4-4a6805d7fe2b Technical content from the EA archives This page is sponsored by Your company name here https://www.barks.com/advertise How hot is that motor? from the April 2022 Electrical Apparatus by Richard L. Nailen Click to download this article

Mike Strizki, builder of the Hydrogen House, is on a mission to promote clean energy. An article for Electrical Apparatus magazine by Charlie Barks A sample cover story from the September 2021 Electrical Apparatus Hydrogen house! Electrical Apparatus cover stories explore aspects of the electromechanical industry with attention to personal details and unusual applications. In the September 2021 issue, Electrical Apparatus editor Charlie Barks interviewed Mike Strizki, builder of the Hydrogen House. Mike is on a mission to promote clean energy, and hydrogen is "the element in the room." 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!

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