Motor Repair or Replacement? The Green Solution
The ever present emphasis on technological efficiency is just one of several forces behind the pressure on companies to "go green" despite a trying economy. The ultimate criterion that determines whether a motor is truly green is energy efficiency. Technology, long the key to efficiency, can help resolve this issue through detailed computerized analysis of the motor, the power environment in which it operates, and even its reliability. Click on the image below to view a brief discussion.

MCEGold 2.2 Released
MCEGold Version 2.2 introduces two new modules, Asset Scheduler and Energy Cost Analysis. The Asset Scheduler helps you monitor your assets and plan scheduled testing. The Energy Cost Analysis module helps answer questions about repairing versus replacing an asset and reducing energy costs. Click on the image below to view a brief overview of MCEGold 2.2 and the new modules.

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Introducing MTAP3
The affordable MTAP3 offers the ability to safely capture data in many of the smallest enclosures where the MTAP2 cannot be installed. With the current-only MTAP3, you can choose from one of four standard ranges of CT's. In seconds you are able to collect accurate data to determine your motor health while eliminating time consuming tag-out and lock-out procedures. Click here to learn more.

Now Available Online
Bridging the Gap: Communicating Motor Reliability to Management
PdMA Corporation is now offering their popular webinar as a narrated presentation for interested individuals to listen and view at their own convenience. Click here to request webinar.

PdMA Corporation is the leader in the field of predictive maintenance, condition monitoring applications, and the development of electric motor test equipment for motor circuit analysis. Companies across the globe trust our reliability solutions, products, and services.

PdMA Corporation has developed these portable motor testers:

• MCE™ - static motor tester
• EMAX – dynamic motor tester
• MCEMAX™ powered by MCEGold® – combination motor tester

All testers are designed to trend the condition of AC induction, synchronous, wound rotor, and DC motors and their circuits. They track, trend and monitor the six fault zones: power quality, power circuit, stator, rotor, insulation, and air gap.