Welcome to EMR’s National Elevator Motor Repair Source
Industrial Motor & Pump Repair Services
The same shop trusted for elevator machines nationwide also repairs, rebuilds, and supplies the industrial motors and pumps that keep your building running.
Elevator machines are the hardest electric motors in a building to repair, which is exactly why EMR’s shop is equipped to handle everything else in the mechanical room too. Facility engineers, property managers, and mechanical contractors bring us the vertical pump motors, gearboxes, air handlers, and HVAC pumps that keep commercial buildings operating, because a shop that rewinds an 800 HP gearless machine can handle an industrial motor without breaking stride.
From our Trenton, NJ facility, EMR provides industrial electric motor repair, pump rebuilds, custom machining, and new motor distribution, all in one shop and under one accountable roof.
Industrial Repair Capabilities
- Vertical pump motor repairs
- Gearbox units rebuilt for industrial and commercial applications
- Air handler shafts repaired and reproduced in our own machine shop
- Dynamic balancing of fans and shafts
- Nesbitt units repaired
- Split case horizontally mounted pumps
- Frame mounted pumps
- Close coupled inline pumps
- Custom gaskets and bronze components manufactured to spec
- Armstrong & Bell Gossett pump rebuild kits kept in stock
Authorized Motor Distribution
When repair is not the right answer, EMR supplies new. We are a distributor of Baldor, GE, Marathon, AO Smith, and Magnetek motors, which means one call covers the evaluation, the repair versus replace recommendation, and the replacement motor itself if that is what the situation calls for. No inflated repair estimates to justify the shop’s time, and no pushing new iron when a rebuild will serve. Because we make our living either way, we can tell you the truth.
One Shop for the Whole Mechanical Room
Most of our industrial customers found us through our elevator work, and most of our elevator customers eventually send us their building’s other equipment. The capabilities transfer directly: the motor rewinding and rebuild expertise developed on elevator machines, the machine shop that fabricates obsolete components, and the preventive maintenance discipline behind our motor cleaning and major overhaul programs all apply to industrial motors and pumps just as they do to hoist machines.
For buildings with hydraulic elevators, we also stock and rebuild submersible and under the tank hydraulic pump motors and offer refit submersible motor and pump packages.
Get an industrial motor or pump evaluated by a shop that can actually fix it. Call (609) 392 6149 or request an industrial service quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
EMR repairs and rebuilds AC and DC industrial electric motors, vertical pump motors, and specialty units such as Nesbitt units. Our shop handles motors from fractional horsepower to 800 HP, including rewinding, dynamic balancing, and full mechanical restoration.
Yes. We service split case horizontally mounted pumps, frame mounted pumps, and close coupled inline pumps, and we keep Armstrong & Bell Gossett pump rebuild kits in stock. Custom gaskets and bronze components can be manufactured in our own shop when parts are obsolete or unavailable.
Yes. EMR is a distributor of Baldor, GE, Marathon, AO Smith, and Magnetek motors. After evaluating your motor, we will recommend repair or replacement based on the actual condition and economics, and we can supply the new motor directly if replacement is the better choice.
Yes. Our machine shop repairs and reproduces air handler shafts and fabricates custom gaskets and bronze components. Obsolete parts are a specialty. It is the same capability we use to keep vintage elevator machines running.
Yes. Fans, shafts, and rotating assemblies are dynamically balanced in our shop, which reduces vibration, extends bearing life, and prevents premature failure.
Our shop is located in Trenton, NJ, serving the NJ, NY, and PA corridor directly, and equipment is shipped to us for repair from across the country. Field service is available for equipment that cannot be removed.
