LAFERT MOTEURS DEBUT AT THE MONDIAL DU BÂTIMENT

During 2-6 November the three main exhibition halls at the Paris Nord, Villepinte shall be holding INTERCLIMA+ELEC, IDEOBAIN and BATIMAT, together they make the Mondial du Bâtiment exhibition and expect more than 2,600 exhibitors.

 “This exhibition offers us an excellent opportunity to appeal to a wide and diverse industry - says Patricia Tournier, General Manager at Lafert Moteurs in France. We have new products that will be of interest to several sectors of the industry.”

Among the new products presented by Lafert, there will be:

- A range of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors, IE4 efficiency levels specifically optimised for HVAC applications. Synchronous Motors from 0.37 kW to 30 kW at variable speeds with sensorless drives. Available with IPM and SMPM technology.

- A full range of Premium Efficiency, IE3 Motors at 50 Hz, which comply with the EU Directive in force from Jan 2015 and also a range of Premium Efficiency Motors at 60 Hz with efficiencies to NEMA MG 1 – table 12-12 certified by the Department of Energy of the USA.

- Gearless Machines for Elevators, ideal for the updating of elevators without a machine room. Compact and robust design, with torque values up to 850 Nm and for systems with a load up to 1,600 kg.

"This debut at the Mondial du Batiment will have - says Patricia - the common message of "Energy Saving, Energy Efficiency": Lafert has a great deal of experience in this area and we want to demonstrate our skills, experience and know-how".

"High quality, reliability, accuracy, high technology and innovation are all recognised values that - adds Patricia - our partners and customers will find in the products exhibited during the fair".

"The French market is giving positive signs and we look forward to making new contacts and developing new partnerships, but also to strengthen the relationships with our current customers. This fair will give us the event, in particular, - concludes Patricia - to present our latest innovations which will meet the ever-growing need for energy efficiency".