CEDS DURADRIVE
CEDS DURADRIVE DC Motors
CEDS DURADRIVE has produced DC motors since 1970 (as SSB Elektromaschinen): durable, efficient brushed DC machines with commutator and carbon-brush commutation for.
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Request a QuoteCEDS DURADRIVE has produced DC motors since 1970 (as SSB Elektromaschinen): durable, efficient brushed DC machines with commutator and carbon-brush commutation for constant torque, configurable for standard and custom applications.
Specifications
| Type | Brushed DC (wound armature, commutator/brushes) |
|---|---|
| Configurable as | Servo DC drives with amplifier |
| Control | Torque / speed / position via DC converter |
| Voltage / power | Application-specific (custom-built) |
| Heritage | In production since 1970 |
Specifications are indicative and vary by model. We confirm exact specs on your quote.
Applications
- Legacy & retrofit industrial drives
- Machine tools
- Traction and hoisting
- Custom OEM drive replacements
CEDS DURADRIVE DC Motors: Common Questions
Wide, continuously variable speed control and high starting torque, with simple control. On the right duty it remains the straightforward answer.
Yes, as bare motors or combined with the manufacturer's gearboxes and drive electronics.
The nameplate details: power, voltage, base speed, frame and shaft, plus the mounting and any brake or tacho fitted.
Send the old nameplate and what it drives. Where a type has been superseded we identify the current equivalent rather than quote a dead number.
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