Reliance Electric 45C28 Module

High Quality Reliance Electric Module 45C28 New In Stock

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Reliance Electric Machine is a full-service sale and repair shop in Michigan and surrounding areas since 1919. We proudly serve our commercial and industrial customers with the highest quality brands in the industry. When you need to get your electric motor rebuild, rewind, or need a brand new one, you can trust that our knowledgeable and trustworthy technicians will guide you in the direction you need. 
Reliance Electric Machine is a family-owned and operated company with over 100 years of experience. Since 1919, our professionals have built a tremendous reputation by providing excellent customer services and the high- quality workmanship. Our team strives to seek excellence to get your electrical motors working efficiently. Contact us today for a free quote for electrical motors industrial automation! 

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About Reliance Electric Company

Reliance Electric Company is a manufacturer of large mechanical couplers and electrical motors and drives used in heavy industries from steel and paper mills to coal mines. The company diversified into electronic equipment for the telecommunications industry in the 1970s. Reliance's stock was returned to public equity markets in February 1992 after a thirteen-year absence. The company has more than 250 operating facilities in nine countries as well as a global marketing and distribution network.

Reliance Electric was founded in 1904 in Cleveland, Ohio, as a partnership between two cousins: inventor John Lincoln and industrialist Peter Hitchcock. Lincoln had developed a new and better arc-type light bulb while working with the Brush Development Company. He convinced Hitchcock to use his financial resources to develop, manufacture, and market the bulb. By the time the two formed their partnership, however, the inventor Thomas Edison had announced the development of his incandescent light bulb, rendering null Lincoln's advances of the clearly inferior arc bulb.

The partners were dismayed at this unfortunate turn of events, but Lincoln revealed that he had also been working on a new type of direct current (D-C) motor. Direct current was the primary means of electrification at the time because alternating current was considered dangerous and unpredictable. Lincoln invented the first adjustable speed direct current motor, and Hitchcock fronted the money to begin manufacturing. They shipped their first industrial electric motor in 1905. The two named their new company after the inventor: Lincoln Electric Motor Works.