When you’re ordering an electric motor, it’s too easy to
focus on the purchase price and the immediate impact on your bottom line. What
many people don’t consider is that the initial cost is nothing compared to the considerable
cost of running the motor during its 10-15 years’ service.
So before you make a decision, why not work out how much a
motor is likely to cost you in electricity across its lifetime?
While you want to pay the lowest price for your electric
motor, it’s important to look beyond the up-front outlay and think about how
much it will cost you during the next decade or more. You could pay less for
your motor now, but if it’s poorly made and inefficient, you’ll quickly be much
worse off than if you’d opted for a more expensive but higher-quality machine
in the first place.
Gibbons supply a wide range of high-performance electric
motors for commercial and industrial applications
To discuss the best-value electric motor for your
application in the long term, call Carl Green on 01621 868138 or email carlg@gibbonsgroup.co.uk.
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