The portfolio is organised into eight families. A family is defined by primary function, not by market — a motor used in mining and the same motor used in a water plant is one product, related to two industries.
Asynchronous motors built for atmospheres where a surface temperature or an internal arc would be an ignition source. Supplied with flameproof, increased-safety and dust-protected constructions.
Three-phase asynchronous motors for standard industrial duty, in horizontal and vertical construction, from 0.37 kW to 1 000 kW.
Salient-pole synchronous motors for large compressors, mills and pump sets where constant speed and power-factor correction are both required.
Brushless synchronous generators for diesel, gas and steam prime movers, in low and medium voltage, for continuous and standby service.
Vertical and horizontal hydro generators and wind-turbine generators, engineered against the hydrological or wind data of the individual site.
Single- and three-phase automatic voltage stabilizers for installations at the end of a weak distribution network or feeding voltage-sensitive equipment.
Dry-type and oil-immersed transformers for furnace, rectifier, traction, test-bay and isolation duty, where a distribution transformer would not survive the load profile.
Engineered-to-order machines and drop-in replacements for units whose original manufacturer no longer supports them, built to the existing foundation, shaft height and coupling.
The RFQ lists twenty-six candidate technical attributes and asks which apply across the portfolio and which apply to one family. That distinction determines what the filters offer, what the comparison table shows, and how many empty cells a product page contains.
Every machine in the portfolio has a meaningful value. These drive cross-family search, comparison and the base product page template.
Meaningful for some families only. Showing a vector group on a motor page, or a temperature class on a transformer, produces empty cells — and empty cells cost credibility faster than a missing feature does.
The full attribute model, with definitions and units, is at prototype notes.