DC Motors

A DC motor uses direct current instead of alternating current to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy and mainly relies on the forces produced by the magnetic fields. Direct current does not change direction and always moves in the same direction. 

Direct current motors vary in size and application, from small-sized motors used in small gadgets/toys to big motors used in cars, elevators, etc. 

Compared with ac motors, dc motors have higher starting torque, quick starting and stopping, reversing, variable speeds with voltage input, and are cheaper and easier to control.

HVH Industrial works with the specialized engineering teams of manufacturers to meet our customer's requirements and the highest quality standards. 

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