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Nagoya Works Shinshiro Factory
We would like you to take a look at Mitsubishi Electric’s production process for three-phase motors along with some basic information about motors.
Nagoya Works Shinshiro Factory
The Shinshiro Factory was established in 1974 as a branch factory of Mitsubishi Electric's Nagoya Works. Since then, we at the Shinshiro Factory have been manufacturing a wide variety of motors by combining cutting edge mechatronics and system technologies. By introducing the FA integrated solution e-F@ctory on the motor-shaft processing line, where many specialized parts are machined, we have improved productivity and achieved multi-item small-lot production with short delivery times.
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What is a three-phase motor? It is a motor that works using a three-phase AC power source.
At the Shinshiro Factory, we respond to market needs with our rich product lineup that includes the following: models that are industry leading in efficiency and comply with the top runner standards of Japanese domestic energy conservation laws, models that meet the efficiency and safety regulations of various countries such as the U.S. Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA), motors with pulse generators, and marine motors.
On this site, you can view the production process of Mitsubishi Electric’s three-phase motors and find basic information about motors.
“3-Phase Motor Factory” Edition
Three-phase motors operate as the power source of many mechanical systems, from infrastructure to theme parks. Since it first started producing them one century ago, Mitsubishi Electric has accumulated expertise in this field. This video will introduce you to the integration of traditional and state-of-the-art production technologies, making a powerful impression.
“Basic Motor Knowledge” Edition
Motors work in the background supporting our lives. How much do you know about motors? You may seem to know about motors, but, actually, you don’t know much about them. We would like to introduce to you in a simple manner some basic information about motors.