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Faced with a surplus of electric motors? ADSI, experts in industrial inventory buy-back, are here to offer you a practical solution. We specialize in the acquisition of all types of electric motors, and our expertise enables us to make the most of your inventory.

We are particularly interested in single-phase and three-phase electric motors. With ADSI, turn your surplus into a financial opportunity, while benefiting from a transparent buy-back process.

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What is an electric motor?

An electric motor is an electromechanical machine capable of transforming electrical energy into mechanical energy. Electric motors are all reversible: they are capable of producing electric current if turned by mechanical means.

– DC motors include brushless motors used in household appliances, power tools and car starters. Then there are brushless motors, used in computers, drones and electric vehicles.

– AC motors offer single-phase motors, used in homes for household appliances, and three-phase motors, used in industrial applications.

– We also distinguish synchronous motors, used in machines where a constant rotation speed is required, such as in clocks or recorders.

– Asynchronous motors include squirrel-cage motors, commonly used in industrial equipment, and wound-rotor motors, used for machines requiring smooth starting or speed control, such as elevators.

  •             – Last but not least, we have specialized motors, including stepper motors used in printers or hard disks, and servo motors, used for precise motion control (security cameras) and automated control systems.

ADSI, the best management solution

We specialize in the purchase of surplus electric motors, whether they come from your maintenance stores, surplus stocks, the end of industrial sites, or order errors. We’re also skilled at managing changes in standards such as IE1, IE2, IE3, and more.

With over 20 years’ experience, ADSI has established itself as a major player in the buy-back of electric motors of all makes, including ABB, AC MOTOREN, AEG, ALMO, ATAV, ATB, AXEM, ALLEN BRADLEY, BARTEC VARNOST, BROOK CRAMPTON, CANTONI, CEM, CEMER, CEMP, DEMAG, DUTCHI, EMERSON, HELMKEL, and LEROY SOMER.

We also handle brands such as ELEKTRIM, FIMET, FLENDER, MGM, SEM, SEW, SIEMENS, UNELEC, VEM, WEG, and many others.

 

 

Why sell your electric motors to ADSI?

Value maximization

ADSI evaluates your electric motors to offer you a financial proposal that truly reflects their value. By choosing us, you optimize the financial return on your unused inventory, while reducing storage costs.

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Simplified process

Our buyback method is designed to be straightforward and uncomplicated. We accompany you from the initial evaluation to the closing of the sale, ensuring that every step is quick and hassle-free.

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Expertise and reliability

With over 20 years’ experience in the sector, our expertise in buying back electric motors of all kinds guarantees you a safe and professional transaction.

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PURCHASING FLEXIBILITY

At ADSI, we recognize that every company has specific needs. That’s why we tailor our buy-back solutions to your specific requirements, whether in terms of volume, engine types, or logistics.

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COMMITMENT TO THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY

By selling your electric motors to ADSI, you are actively participating in the circular economy. Buying back and reintegrating these motors into the market helps reduce waste and environmental impact, promoting sustainable practices in the industry.

 

 

THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF ELECTRIC MOTORS IN DEMAND

Electric motors, essential in many contexts, fall into two broad categories : AC electric motors, which include single-phase and three-phase versions, and DC electric motors.

Single-phase electric motors are commonly used in the homes we live in, while three-phase electric motors are more common in factories.

When it comes to DC motors, one common type is the spindle motor. This type is distinguished by its simplicity of construction and low cost. Their major drawback is that they use carbon brushes, or “coals”, to transfer the electric current to the rotating part, and these brushes wear out over time and eventually cause the electric motor to fail.

Brushless DC motors, on the other hand, while eliminating the need for brushes and offering extended service life, are more expensive and require advanced electronics to operate.

We understand the complexity and variety of electric motors, and we’re ready to meet your buy-back needs.

 

 

 

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