Selecting a motor from a nameplate alone invites trouble. Before you request a quote, settle these points:
- Power and speed — rated kW and poles (2, 4, 6 or 8), which fix the synchronous speed.
- Efficiency class — IE2 (high) or IE3 (premium) under IS:12615; higher classes cost more up front and less to run.
- Mounting and frame — foot, flange or foot-cum-flange (B3, B5, B35) and the frame size that matches your base plate.
- Enclosure and protection — IP55 is the usual baseline for dusty or washed-down areas; hazardous zones need flameproof construction.
- Duty — continuous (S1), intermittent, crane or mill duty change the thermal design.
Send us the load, supply and site conditions and our engineers will confirm the right motor. Request a quote.