WorldWide Electric Motors, Gear Reducers & Controls
At Process & Power, we proudly supply WorldWide Electric, a leading manufacturer of electric motors, motor controls, and gear reducers. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Rochester, NY, WorldWide Electric is known for delivering reliable, cost-effective power transmission products that serve industries such as manufacturing, aggregates, agriculture, oil & gas, and wastewater.
Product Highlights
Electric Motors – General-purpose, severe-duty, explosion-proof, and specialty motors for industrial applications.
Gear Reducers – Helical, worm, and shaft-mount gear reducers for efficient power transmission.
Motor Controls – Soft starters, VFDs (variable frequency drives), and across-the-line starters for precise motor management.
Generators – Portable and standby solutions for backup power needs.
Custom Solutions – Tailored packages designed to meet unique application requirements.
Why Choose WorldWide Electric?
One of the largest independent manufacturers of motors and controls in North America
Wide product portfolio covering motors, drives, and power transmission equipment
Proven reliability and value across demanding industrial markets
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Located at: 1721 Corporate Avenue • Memphis, TN 38132
Call us at: (901) 362-5500
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Worldwide Electric Motors & Controls FAQ
What products does Worldwide Electric manufacture?
Worldwide Electric manufactures electric motors, variable frequency drives (VFDs), motor controls, gear reducers, soft starters, brake motors, and other power transmission components for industrial and commercial applications.
What industries use Worldwide Electric motors?
Worldwide Electric products are commonly used in manufacturing, food processing, wastewater treatment, agriculture, mining, material handling, packaging, HVAC systems, and industrial processing facilities that rely on dependable motor-driven equipment.
What are the benefits of using a variable frequency drive (VFD)?
A VFD allows operators to control motor speed based on demand instead of running at full speed continuously. This improves energy efficiency, reduces mechanical wear, lowers operating costs, and provides smoother equipment operation.
Does Process & Power repair Worldwide Electric motors and controls?
Yes. Process & Power provides motor troubleshooting, repair coordination, preventative maintenance, VFD diagnostics, control system support, and field service throughout Memphis, Jackson, TN, Little Rock, Springdale, AR, Tupelo, MS, and across the Mid-South.
Why is my electric motor overheating?
Motor overheating can result from overloaded equipment, improper voltage, poor ventilation, bearing failure, winding damage, excessive starts and stops, or incorrect VFD programming. Early diagnosis helps prevent motor failure.
Why does my motor keep tripping the overload?
Frequent overload trips may be caused by excessive mechanical load, electrical faults, damaged bearings, phase imbalance, improper overload settings, or motor deterioration. Identifying the root cause helps avoid repeated downtime.
Can Process & Power troubleshoot complete motor control systems?
Absolutely. Our technicians inspect motors, VFDs, soft starters, control panels, sensors, contactors, disconnects, electrical connections, and driven equipment to identify system-wide performance issues.
How often should electric motors receive preventative maintenance?
Routine maintenance should include bearing inspections, lubrication, vibration analysis, insulation testing, electrical connection checks, alignment verification, and thermal inspections to maximize motor life and reliability.
What are signs that an electric motor needs service?
Common warning signs include unusual vibration, excessive heat, strange noises, reduced performance, high amp draw, burning odors, frequent overload trips, and inconsistent motor speed.
Can a damaged electric motor be repaired instead of replaced?
In many cases, yes. Depending on the condition of the motor, repairs such as bearing replacement, rewinding, shaft repair, balancing, or electrical component replacement can restore reliable performance and extend service life.
Does Process & Power provide electric motor service near me?
Yes. Process & Power provides electric motor diagnostics, preventative maintenance, VFD support, emergency service, and industrial equipment troubleshooting throughout Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and the surrounding Mid-South for businesses searching for electric motor repair near me.
Why is my variable frequency drive displaying fault codes?
VFD fault codes may indicate overcurrent conditions, overvoltage, undervoltage, overheating, communication failures, ground faults, motor overloads, or programming issues. Our technicians can quickly diagnose and resolve these problems.
Can preventative maintenance improve motor efficiency?
Yes. Regular maintenance helps reduce energy consumption, improve equipment reliability, extend motor life, minimize unexpected failures, and keep production running with fewer interruptions.
Should I repair or replace my industrial motor?
The decision depends on the motor's age, operating condition, repair costs, energy efficiency, and production requirements. Process & Power can evaluate your equipment and recommend the most cost-effective long-term solution.
Why choose Process & Power for Worldwide Electric equipment support?
Process & Power combines experienced industrial technicians, responsive local service, preventative maintenance programs, and expertise in motors, controls, and power transmission equipment to help customers maximize uptime and keep their operations running efficiently throughout the Mid-South.