Permanent magnet motors

Permanent magnet (PM) synchronous motors are an innovative development in electric motor technology. They combine the high level of speed control precision that synchronous motors are known for, with the simple, rugged design of a squirrel-cage synchronous motor.

From a mechanical point of view, they resemble the traditional asynchronous induction motor, while in terms of performance, they can deliver vastly superior results. Electromagnetic motors are actually more powerful than their standard counterparts as they feature magnetic bars that boost their propelling force and increase their performance and energy savings.

We can provide you with complete systems: PM motors with integrated or separate inverters.

Cast Iron Finned Three-Phase Asynchronous Motors 7T1

PM 6S4

We have a range of permanent magnet aluminium synchronous motors, available in 1500, 1800, 3000, 3600, 4500rpm speeds at 50 and 60Hz, built to IEC standards.
PM 7S4 permanent magnet synchronous motors

PM 7S4

Permanent magnet cast iron synchronous motors come in the following speeds: 1500, 1800, 3000, 3600, 4500 rpm at 50 and 60Hz and are built to IEC standards.
Magnetic motors with separate frequency inverter

PM with separate inverter

PM motors with an inverter not incorporated into the unit are particularly well suited to both simple and heavy-duty industrial applications, especially for pumps and ventilation.
Electromagnetic motors with integrated frequency inverter

PM integrated inverter

We have high-quality permanent magnet motors with incorporated (integrated) or separate inverter.

Why use permanent magnet electric motors

Elvem PM motors allow you to:

  • reduce electricity bills;
  • achieve greater efficiency, especially at low load conditions;
  • improve performance at speed, especially for speeds below the nominal rating.

6S4 – 7S4-series motors are efficient and innovative synchronous electric motors comprising rotors with rare earth permanent magnets, which generate a constant magnetic field. The rotor turns at exactly the same speed as the magnetic field generated by the stator windings, regardless of the torque demand from the shaft, while in your average asynchronous motor, the slip is proportional to the torque developed.

So with PM synchronous motors, there are no losses linked to the rotor’s magnetization: this translates into the motor using less electricity to produce mechanical energy and heating up less.

The frequency inverters inside deliver a constant torque over a wide range of speeds, kicking in even at lower levels, generating greater efficiency.

The synchronism thus improves the motors’ dynamic performance, offering constant torque over an extensive range of speeds, high performance even when operating at low frequencies (efficiency levels are vastly superior to asynchronous motors) and without the need to use forced ventilation.

Constant torque at various speeds of rotation can also result in a simplified kinematic chain, with all the ensuing advantages.

The advantages of magnetic motors

The most significant design advantages of permanent magnet motors include:

  • High efficiency
  • High performance over the whole range of speeds, especially at low speeds where efficiency is greater than asynchronous motors
  • Reduction in rotor losses
  • Constant torque across full speed range
  • High power density
  • Precise speed control even without encoder
  • Reduction in overheating, which results in longer service life of insulation, bearings and other motor parts
  • Reduction in the motor’s weight and overall dimensions
  • Short payback period
  • They can work just with the aid of an inverter

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