High speed electric motors specifications

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Information on advanced high-speed electric motors for cutting machines is sought, specifically regarding speed range and torque specifications. Users recommend checking resources like DDMotorSystems and Portescap for detailed product information. Engaging with sales engineers from these companies may provide additional guidance or alternative suggestions if specific needs are not met. The discussion emphasizes the importance of finding reliable sources for technical specifications in high-speed electric motors. Overall, the community is encouraged to share any useful links or insights.
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Hello,

I'd like to ask if anyone could give me information or a link to web page where I can find some for the most advanced high speed electric motors used today in cutting machines - speed range, torque and etc. I tried to find searching in Google but I haven't found anything. If someone could help me, I'll be very grateful!
 
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Anyone? I'd appreciate any suggestion!
 
see if these guys will help

http://www.ddmotorsystems.com/CurrentRange.php

if you can reach a sales engineer and he doesn't make what you need, he'll point you toward somebody who does.

'nother one..

http://www.portescap.com/markets-applications.html
 

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