Motor Remanufacturing

Motor remanufacturing lines replace bearings across batches of rebuilt units, usually in recurring sizes of ball and roller bearings. A rebuilt motor has to meet its original specification and pass noise and vibration checks at the end of the line. Buyers care most about consistent designations across repeat orders and quantities that match each production batch.

• Standardize the complete bearing designation for each motor frame so that suffixes do not change between batches.
• Match clearance and shield or seal type to the original motor specification to support end-of-line noise and vibration testing.
• Check labels, quantities and visual condition at goods receipt, before bearings are released to the rebuild line.
• List each size and quantity separately on a batch inquiry so that standard and specified executions can be reviewed line by line.