What's New

Keep yourself up to date on all of the new and exciting motor news at Marathon Electric.


New Marathon Electric Quote Workflow Process

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The new MOD Configurator Program has arrived!

Click here to read the letter/FAQ's from Distribution Manager, Ted Gruhn, explaining the the new Program.

Click here to review the new MOD pricing sheets.


Marathon Electric Introduces Hydraulic Pump Motors

New Hydraulic Pump Motors


Quiet Star™ Small Permanent Magnet Motor

QUIET STAR - Marathon newsletter


Globetrotter® IEC Product Line (Metric) Frame, Three Phase

Totally Enclosed, B3 Mounting, Rigid Base (1/4-.18 HP/Kw to 2-1.5 HP/Kw)

Totally Enclosed, B3 Mounting, Rigid Base (3-2.2 HP/Kw to 100-75 HP/Kw)

Totally Enclosed, Flange/Base Mounting

Accessory Kits

 


 

SyMAX FAQs

Click here to view SyMAX FAQs


Wausau, WI officials and representatives from Marathon Electric break ground Thursday July 28th on a new

1/2 mile stretch of trail along the Wisconsin River.  Click HERE to read the full story.

A backhoe clears brush, Thursday, July 28, 2011, as work continues on the River Edge Parkway trail on the Marathon Electric Property in Wausau.


2011 Post EISA Stock Offerings


Click here to view our 2011 Post EISA stock offerings!


imPulseTM

The imPulse electronically commutated motor (ECM) combines the rugged efficiency of a permanent magnet, brushless-DC motor with the sophisticated capabilities of an onboard control processor that interfaces with a spa’s control panel. When coupled with our proprietary software, designers can program new and better functionality into the pump motor. The result is a variable-speed pump motor, whose nearly unlimited range of operating speeds give it the unprecedented ability to execute programmed commands.

Click below to see the features of this motor!

 


ARRA Compliance

Marathon Electric is pleased to present the position statement on the "Buy American" provision of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)


Product Release - 56 Frame Leakage Current Shield (LCS)

Marathon Electric is pleased to present the Leakage Current Shield (LCS) motor platform.  This new 56 Frame product will attenuate leakage current, which causes nuisance GFCI tripping in applications using 3 phase motors with a drive.


Product Release - Hazardous Duty™ ATEX-Certified Zone 2

Marathon Electric is pleased to announce the availability of Hazardous Duty™  ATEX-Certufued Zone 2 motors, available in NEMA and IEC frames through 400 HP (300 kW).  The attached materials will aid your understanding of the ATEX Directive as well as Marathon Electric's product offering.  Please contact your local sales representative or authorized distributor for price and availability.

Please review the following documents included in this product launch:

 

 

 

 


New 180 Frame Motor Design Launched

Marathon Electric recently redesigned its rolled steel 182/184 frame motor product line and is in the process of relocating production to a new factory in Monterrey, MX.  The new design will incorporate a model number change to denote the new design.  "...TTDR..." and "...TTFR..." models will become "...TTDW..." and "...TTFW...", depending upon enclosure ('D' means ODP and 'F' means TEFC). In all possible cases, we intend to maintain all other letters and numbers in the model number.  Catalog numbers associated with the stock models will change as well.  In order to maintain identity with the older design model, the number '1' will be added to the numeric portion of the number, e.g. "E904" (182TTDR4027) will become "E1904" (182TTDW4027). Look for information on the continuation of the 180 frame redesign (cast iron and aluminum frame) in future "What's New" releases.


210 Frame Relocation

Marathon Electric is in the process of relocating production of 213/215 frame motors to our new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Monterrey, MX.  Phase 1 (underway) involves all rolled steel frame motors, in ODP and TEFC.  Subsequent phases include cast iron and aluminum frame models.  There are no design changes to the steel frame models so they will retain their current model and catalog numbers.  Design enhancements are planned for cast iron and aluminum frame models, which will be announced at a later time.