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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!

A sample Plant Happenings feature from the February 2022 Electrical Apparatus Manufacturing briefs Electrical Apparatus columns cover a range of topics, presenting information, ideas, and news. Plant Happenings is a colorful rundown of recent news items related to manufacturing workplaces, including factory openings, repurposing, relocations, and closings. See the sample 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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Bartlett Bearing Co. EASA Booth 809 Bartlett Bearing Company, Inc. is a family-owned and operated bearing distributor founded in 1951, specializing in serving the electro-mechanical repair industry nationwide. Bartlett has grown to six, fully stocked locations as Authorized Distributors for major manufacturers such as SKF, Timken, NTN, Koyo, The Schaeffler Group, and many more. With over 70 years of experience, our highly knowledgeable staff strives to provide the highest quality service for our customers 24/7/365. @: sales@bartlettbearing.com (P): (215) 743-8963 Address: 10901 Decatur Road Philadelphia, PA 19154 Exhibiting at EASA 2024... one of our favorite EASA issue advertisers! https://www.bartlettbearing.com/ Previous Next To advertise in our EASA issues, contact barbara@barks.com

A sample Electric Avenue article from the February 2022 Electrical Apparatus EVs and E-transit Electrical Apparatus columns cover a range of topics, presenting information, ideas, and news. Electric Avenue articles address technical information and news about EV's, e-transportation, batteries, and related topics. See a sample 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!

Publishers of Electrical Apparatus magazine, the ElectroMechanical Bench Reference , Barks Books and related digital products About Barks Read Subscribe Advertise NEW - Check out our advertisers - Click here ! NEW - Who's exhibiting at EASA? Click here! What's New and Coming Soon ... It's here - the Merry Month of May! - In this issue's look at WHAT'S AHEAD, we revisit Longo Electrical-Mechanical, 25 years after our first Longo shop story, and take a look at the company's new turbogenerator ...we have a new look at adjustable-speed drives....CWIEME's Sabine Lehman is our Reader Profile... learn about pumps in the hydrogen economy... and much more! What happened to April? -- EA readers, we apologize! Somehow we didn't click fast enough to publish details of our April issue until the month had ended. Click here to review. The June issue will be big! -- The theme is "Sales and Service," beginning with a visit to Apex Industrial, a distributor that became a service company. There's a conversation with industry veteran Wallace Brithinee, our reader profile subject Krista DeSocio cooks up treats in an industrial oven, and our technical article covers resistance temperature. And, as we've done every June in years past, we'll have a multi-page look at what dozens of exhibitors will be showing at the 2024 EASA convention in Las Vegas! Summer's ahead - July covers coil winding & EV's, major changes in the works for NEMA MG 1, show reports from two big European trade shows, and much more ... Among August's offerings: our EASA show report; large-scale projects at Arizona's Core Machinery; powering truck fleets; a look at the Associated General Contractors Association; and much more. To subscribe, sign up now at ea-renew.com . To inquire about placing an ad or sending art materials, contact Barbara Wachter asap. Help wanted? Equipment for sale? Place a classified ad here. remote con Members of the industry -- .Contact us to share your news and new product releases with EA readers! ​ ​ ​ Partner with us - we're here for you! ​ Contact Us First Name Last Name Email Phone Message Submit Home page contact us

October 2021 Electrical Apparatus International! 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 information, updates, special offers and more, sign up for the Publisher’s Market Memo e-list or email Barbara Wachter , Advertising Manager . In the October 2021 EA! ​ Fast Forward 14 The myriad opportunities of crypto Everyone’s talking about the potential of cryptocurrency, but does it have a place in the electrical service industry? By Susan L. Follett, EA Contributing Writer Plant Life 20 The broken supply chain A turbulent year has left the global supply chain in a state of disarray, causing major manufacturing delays and leaving a number of production projects at a halt By Selena Cotte, EA Managing Editor Conventions & Trade Shows 21 Metals, manufacturing & more The future of the industry and the lingering effects of the Covid pandemic are considered at Fabtech 2021 By Selena Cotte, EA Managing Editor and Susan L. Follett, EA Contributing Writer Service & Sales Companies 25 Global service disruptions Around the world, electrical service companies are contending with many of the same challenges while positioning themselves for recovery By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor Power Systems 29 Electrical folklore Myths about electric power that even the experienced and well trained sometimes fall for With trilingual summary By Richard L. Nailen, EA Engineering Editor More Than Accounting 34 Why financial reporting rules matter Generally Accepted Accounting Principles are something that every manager should be familiar with By William H. Wiersema, CPA, EA Contributing Editor Pump It Up 36 A world of pump standards A look at the major organizations around the globe that issue pump standards and guidelines By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor Electric Avenue 42 ‘Electromodding’ For a few, converting internal-combustion-engine autos into electric vehicles is more than just a hobby By Charlie Barks, EA Associate Editor Green Energy 44 Mood Indigo A Memphis startup is paying farmers for carbon data By Charlie Barks, EA Associate Editor Also -- Reader profile -- Jeff Tantum of Electric Coil Service Know your Industry - The National Federation of Independent Business 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 .

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!

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< Back Electric Materials Company https://www.elecmat.com/ ​ 814.725.9621 Electric Materials Company Established in 1915 by the late Orris C. Hirtzel, Electric Materials is located in North East, Pennsylvania, midway between Cleveland, Oh. and Buffalo, Ny. In 1997, EM was purchased by United Stars Inc. of Beloit, WI. From its inception to today, the owners have firmly believed in satisfying customers with exceptional service and products. Electric Materials is the leader in manufacturing high-quality copper forgings, extrusions, castings, electric commutator, and AC rotors. Products are sold around the world and service the electrical power, mining, transportation, military, and architectural markets. Click to learn more (link opens in new tab) Click ad to view full size

< Back Akard Commutator of Tennessee http://www.commutators.com/ ​ 865.982.6369 AKARD COMMUTATOR of TENNESSEE (ACT) Our superior commitment actually had its beginnings in June of 1990 at the international EASA Convention in New Orleans, LA. Mike Akard was attending the convention as a Marketing / Sales Manager for another commutator supplier / distributor. Mike listened carefully as several potential customers in attendance commented on the extremely high commutator and slip ring prices in the industry at that time compared to the level of service (or lack thereof) provided. From that day forward, Mike began focusing his sales and marketing efforts on attempting to offer each customer better pricing and delivery options. The forthcoming sales increases immediately reflected his improved efforts, but due to numerous production limitations and size restrictions, there was plenty of room for additional improvements. Click to learn more (link opens in new tab) Click ad to view full size