When a critical electric motor fails at your facility, you face an urgent decision: should you rewind (rebuild) the motor or replace it entirely? The answer depends on several factors including motor age, condition, efficiency requirements, and cost. As an EASA-accredited repair facility serving the Central Valley since 1952, Ace Electric Motor & Pump has helped thousands of operations managers make this exact call. Here is what you need to know. What Is Electric Motor Rewind

Why Even Perfectly Balanced Machines Start Shaking Once They Warm Up By Josh Iris, President, Ace Electric Motor & Pump Co. If you’ve been around rotating equipment long enough, you’ve probably seen this one. You rebuild a motor, line it up perfectly, and balance the rotor to G 1.0. It runs smooth as glass at startup. But ten minutes later, the vibration starts creeping up. You double-check everything — balance, runout, coupling, base — all good. You pull the laser out again

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