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Bodine Electric Company -About Us- Motors, Gearmotors, Controls
From our first motor in 1905 to today’s solar powered brushless DC gearmotor solutions for the energy industry, Bodine has helped thousands of Original Equipment Manufacturers to solve their most demanding application and design challenges. To maintain our leading role, and to uphold the highest quality standards, our quality management system and design process are ISO 9001 certified. Learn more about Bodine Electric Company by visiting: https://www.bodine-electric.com
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Bodine Electric Company
Bodine Electric Company is a leading manufacturer of fractional horsepower (FHP = less than 1 HP/746 watts) small gearmotors, motors and motor speed controls in North America. Bodine Electric offers over 1,400 catalogued products, and thousands of custom variations.
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Bodine Electric Company is a leading manufacturer of fractional horsepower (FHP = less than 1 HP/746 watts) small gearmotors, motors and motor speed controls in North America. Bodine Electric offers over 1,400 catalogued products, and thousands of custom variations.
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