Since 2000 · 3,000+ customers

Specialist repair · Motor condition monitoring

Motor condition monitoring and predictive maintenance in India

Star Automations checks the health of motors before they fail: motor current signature analysis (MCSA), vibration analysis and dynamic balancing for AC induction, servo, BLDC, EC fan and EV motors. Each check ends with a written report that ranks the motors by risk, so maintenance can plan repairs and spares instead of reacting to breakdowns. Periodic checks can be set up as a yearly maintenance contract.

01Scope

What we repair

Star Automations checks the health of motors before they fail: motor current signature analysis (MCSA), vibration analysis and dynamic balancing for AC induction, servo, BLDC, EC fan and EV motors.

Checks and balancing are arranged from our Chennai, Puducherry and Bengaluru sites. Send the motor list and we confirm how the check is done.

  • MCSA and vibration analysis on running motors
  • Dynamic balancing of rotors and fan impellers
  • Written report with a risk ranking
  • Yearly maintenance contract for motor fleets
02Brands

Motors and equipment we check

AC induction motors

pumps, fans, compressors, conveyors

Servo motors

CNC, packaging and robot axes

BLDC and EC motors

EC fans, e-mobility and custom motors

EV traction motors

resolver and encoder checks

Blower and fan impellers

dynamic balancing, horizontal and vertical

Critical spares

spares advice based on the findings

Not listed? Tell us what you run and we confirm whether we can check it.

03Faults

Common faults and what to check first

Bearing wear

Shows up as rising vibration and noise before the motor stops. Catching it early turns an emergency into a planned bearing change.

Rotor or winding problems

Current signature analysis can show a rotor or supply-side problem while the motor is running, without opening it.

Unbalance and misalignment

The most common cause of high vibration. Balancing and alignment correction extend bearing life.

Electrical supply problems

Voltage imbalance and harmonics shorten motor life. The report notes what the measurements suggest.

04Process

How it works

  1. Photo

    Send the details.

  2. Check

    We confirm repairability and a quote.

  3. Ship

    The unit comes to our bench, or we plan the check.

  4. Repair

    Repair and test.

  5. Return

    Unit and test report go back to you.

05Free check

Free motor health check: what to send

Send these details and we propose a plan before anything is scheduled.

  • List of motors with make, kW and location
  • Duty and running hours if known
  • History of failures or repeated trips
  • Which motors are critical to production
  • Site location and contact for access
06Enquiry

Send your motor list

Name, contact and a rough motor list is enough to start.

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07FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is motor current signature analysis?

MCSA measures the current drawn by a running motor and looks for patterns that point to rotor, winding, bearing or load problems. It does not need the motor to be stopped or opened.

Which motors do you check?

AC induction, servo, BLDC, EC fan and EV motors, and blower or fan rotors for balancing. Tell us the motor list and the duty.

Do you check motors on site?

Tell us the location and the number of motors and we confirm how the check is done. Balancing is done on our balancing machine.

What do I get at the end?

A written report that lists each motor, what was measured and a risk ranking, with advice on repair and critical spares.

Can this be set up as a yearly contract?

Yes. Periodic checks for a motor fleet can run as a yearly maintenance contract. Send the motor list and we propose a schedule.

Is a motor health check the same as a repair?

No. The check tells you which motors need attention. If a motor needs repair, we can repair it at our benches.

What do you need to start?

A list of motors with make, rating and location, and any history of failures. A rough list is enough.