Industrial Motors & Machining

PROUDLY SERVING DENVER & SURROUNDING AREAS

Electric Motor Repair, Electric Motor Sales, Welding & Machining in Denver and the Surrounding Areas

Electric Motor Repair

Expert repair and rebuilding for all types of electric motors and accessories.


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Electric Motor Sales

We have a huge lineup of electric motors for sale for all kinds of equipment.


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Welding & Machining

Our full service facility provides a wide variety of machining & welding services.


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Our Services

  • AC Electric Motor Sales
  • DC Electric Motor Sales
  • Electric Motor Repair
  • Electric Motor Rebuilding
  • Motor Rewinding
  • Motor Redesign
  • Motor Troubleshooting
  • Expert Welding & Machining
  • Hoist Repair & Pump Repair
  • Metric Motors
  • Rebuilt Elevator Motors
  • New AC/DC Drives
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Industrial Motors & Machining is a Denver electric motor shop specializing in top-quality, cost-competitive electric motor sales, service and repair, as well as welding and machining.


We offer electric motors for sale from every manufacturer, and can advise you on the best motors for your needs. We're an authorized service center for most manufacturers, and we also offer machining services and troubleshooting, ensuring fast turnarounds for electric motor repairs and rebuilding. To learn more about our local electric motor shop, call us and a friendly crew member will be happy to answer any questions or provide you with a quote.

Quality is everything at our nearby electric motor repair shop. Our work meets the absolute highest standards, as exemplified by our membership in numerous professional organizations. We're members of Underwriters Laboratories (UL), Electrical Apparatus Service, and the US and Denver Chambers of Commerce. We are proud to have been serving business and individuals in Denver, Aurora, Broomfield, Westminster and beyond for almost 50 years, and we continue to meet and exceed the high expectations of our clients. When it’s time for a rebuilt or new electric motor, our sales team has access to motors from any manufacturer and can provide you with the expert advice you need to make a smart decision for your home or business. As an authorized repair facility for most electric motor manufacturers, we can expertly perform any motor repair service you may require, including AC and DC motor repair, fractional horsepower (FHP) motor repair, rewinding and redesign, welding and fabrication, troubleshooting, alignment, balancing and more. We encourage you to give Industrial Motors & Machining a call at (303) 872-5981 so we can show you why our friendly, honest, fast and fair-priced services have made us the go-to electric motor experts in Denver for nearly five decades.

Industrial Motors & Machining Blog

What are common issues that cause electric motors to overheat?

by Industrial Motors & Machining Inc. • 25 June 2025
Electric motors play a critical role in a wide range of machines and systems, from manufacturing equipment to HVAC systems and household appliances. When an electric motor overheats, it can lead to performance problems and significant damage if not addressed quickly. At Industrial Motors & Machining Inc., we provide expert electric motor repair in the greater Denver area. Here’s a look at three common issues that contribute to electric motor overheating. Poor Ventilation One of the most frequent causes of motor overheating is poor ventilation. Electric motors require a regular flow of air to keep internal temperatures within safe operating limits. When air intakes or vents are blocked by debris, the motor can no longer dissipate heat effectively. Operating in confined spaces or in environments with inadequate airflow also increases the risk of heat buildup. Regular cleaning and ensuring proper airflow around the motor can help prevent overheating related to poor ventilation. Overloading the Motor When an electric motor is asked to handle more work than it’s rated for, it draws additional current to meet the demand, which generates excess heat. Continuous overloading not only causes overheating but can also degrade insulation and wear down internal components. Motors that are undersized for the application or that face sudden surges in workload are especially vulnerable. It’s essential to use the right motor for the job and avoid pushing it beyond its rated capacity. Blocked or Faulty Cooling Fan Electric motors are commonly equipped with a built-in cooling fan to help dissipate heat during operation. If the fan becomes clogged with debris, damaged, or stops working altogether, the motor loses a vital component of its cooling system. Without effective fan operation, even normal workloads can result in dangerous temperature increases. Inspecting and maintaining the cooling fan regularly ensures it remains functional and helps keep the motor from overheating. Electric Motor Repair in Denver When you need electric motor repair in Denver and the surrounding area, contact Industrial Motors & Machining Inc. at  303-872-5981  . At our local machine shop, we can expertly address your electric motor needs. Feel free to give us a call to ask about our electric motor repair services !

What are common issues that cause electric motors to overheat?

by Industrial Motors & Machining Inc. • 25 June 2025
Electric motors play a critical role in a wide range of machines and systems, from manufacturing equipment to HVAC systems and household appliances. When an electric motor overheats, it can lead to performance problems and significant damage if not addressed quickly. At Industrial Motors & Machining Inc., we provide expert electric motor repair in the greater Denver area. Here’s a look at three common issues that contribute to electric motor overheating. Poor Ventilation One of the most frequent causes of motor overheating is poor ventilation. Electric motors require a regular flow of air to keep internal temperatures within safe operating limits. When air intakes or vents are blocked by debris, the motor can no longer dissipate heat effectively. Operating in confined spaces or in environments with inadequate airflow also increases the risk of heat buildup. Regular cleaning and ensuring proper airflow around the motor can help prevent overheating related to poor ventilation. Overloading the Motor When an electric motor is asked to handle more work than it’s rated for, it draws additional current to meet the demand, which generates excess heat. Continuous overloading not only causes overheating but can also degrade insulation and wear down internal components. Motors that are undersized for the application or that face sudden surges in workload are especially vulnerable. It’s essential to use the right motor for the job and avoid pushing it beyond its rated capacity. Blocked or Faulty Cooling Fan Electric motors are commonly equipped with a built-in cooling fan to help dissipate heat during operation. If the fan becomes clogged with debris, damaged, or stops working altogether, the motor loses a vital component of its cooling system. Without effective fan operation, even normal workloads can result in dangerous temperature increases. Inspecting and maintaining the cooling fan regularly ensures it remains functional and helps keep the motor from overheating. Electric Motor Repair in Denver When you need electric motor repair in Denver and the surrounding area, contact Industrial Motors & Machining Inc. at  303-872-5981  . At our local machine shop, we can expertly address your electric motor needs. Feel free to give us a call to ask about our electric motor repair services !