When you are looking for the optimum motor for your motion control application, look no further than Siemens. When you are looking for cost-effective drive performance coupled with the highest possible level of availability, look no further than a Siemens DC motor for an ideal system. These motors have proven themselves in day-to-day use because of their extraordinary reliability. The world as we know it today wouldn't be what it is without the DC motor. Low voltage motors come with many features which are standard, and which only add to the cost-effectiveness at its highest level. AC motor systems are highly efficient, and they come with a positive energy balance, explosion protection that meet all high safety standards, and they conform to IEC or NEMA standards. Low voltage motor products which Siemens offers cover a performance range of up to 4000 kW. There is your choice of several cooling systems and degrees of protection, where our motors are suitably used in not only hazardous areas but threatening environments. With our high voltage motors, you have great flexibility. They are available in any imaginable configuration.
The company's high voltage motors that are available offer power range up to 100 MW and higher. Severe duty and explosion proof motors for some of the world's toughest operating environments Precise motion control motors with high performance and handlingĭC motors and persuasive high-voltage motors for use in compressors in the oil and gas industry, ore mills, rolling mills and ships With a Siemens electric motor, you are capable of always achieving the highest efficiency level.Įfficient induction motors for pumps, fans and compressors SIMOTICS industrial electric motors provide customers with the optimum solution for every application. The new name for Siemens AC motors is SIMOTICS. Motors run all the way from energy efficient low-voltage motors, through highly dynamic servomotors, reliable DC motors and powerful high-voltage motors. Of all electric motors worldwide, Siemens offers the most comprehensive range. Through mergers and acquisitions, Siemens has readied itself for the 21st century.
Their Industrial Automation Division is their most profitable unit. The major divisions within the company are Industry, Energy, Healthcare and Infrastructure & Cities. They operate in over 200 countries and regions. Siemens and its subsidiaries employ approximately 372,000 employees worldwide and in 2017 their reported global revenue was €83 billion. A German conglomerate company, headquartered in Berlin and Munich, Germany, Siemens has been around since 1847. Siemens is today a global powerhouse focusing on areas such as digitalization, automation and electrification.
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