1998 - 2018

20 Years

Rogers Electric Motor Service is an ISO 9001 certified Electric Motor Repair Company with facilities in New Brunswick and Newfoundland & Labrador. Both facilities are capable of servicing electrical motors of all makes, models and sizes.

  • Rogers Electric & Machine Modernized Expansion

     2017

  • Rogers Launches Machinery Division

     2013

  • Labrador Shop Constructed

     2009

  • Bathurst Shop Expansion

     2007

  • Rogers Launches First Motor Management System

     2004

  • Rogers Expands Into Labrador Market

     2006

  • Rogers Develops Inventory Management System for McCain Foods

     2003

  • Rogers Becomes Key Provider for Northern NB Sawmills

     2000

  • Rogers Electric Motor Service (1998) Relocates to Bathurst Industrial Park

     1999

  • New Ownership!

     1998

GPM Inc.
General Cable
Baldor
General Electric
US Motors
SEW-Eurodrive
WEG
LEESON Electric Corporation
Kato Engineering / Leroy-Somer
Cable Splicing & Jacket Repair
Cable Splicing & Jacket Repair
  • Large capacity cable reeling units to provide cable splicing, coupler installations and testing for our mining clients.
Load Testing Center
Load Testing Center
  • Capable of load testing motors
  • Dynometer test set complete with software
  • Reports are supplied to customers and available online
Vibration Monitoring
Vibration Monitoring
  • One Prod Falcon Vibration Analyzer with Wireless Triaxial Sensor
  • Vibration measurement and analysis that provides condition-based data on all rotating equipment
Machine Shop
Machine Shop
  • Complete in-house large capacity machine shop
  • Rebuilding for shaft and housing fits
  • Shaft Replacements
  • Commutator resurfacing, undercutting and beveling
  • Traction motor refurbishments

Stator Motor Rewind Timelapse

This is a AC generator stator rewind. This video is approximately 7 minutes long but took 9 days from dismantle to completion.

THIS IS WHAT OUR CLIENTS ARE SAYING:

Rogers Electric's ability to be on call 24/7 is critically important to us when we need something. Things don't break between 8-4.

Ryan MacNaughton,

Nova Scotia Power
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