Contact

Reach a Siemens Motor channel and specification team.

Use the details below for RFQs, distributor routing and motor replacement review.

Application desk

Send motor nameplate data, kW or hp, voltage, enclosure, mounting and duty cycle. Typical response: 1 business day for intake, 5 business days for a full spec review.

Distributor support

For urgent replacements, include frame size, shaft details and delivery city. We will help route the request to the channel partner most likely to confirm stock.

Working hours

Monday to Friday, regional business hours. Shutdown and outage requests should include the installation date, acceptable substitution limits and site contact.

What to include in your message

  • Motor power, voltage, speed and frame or flange detail
  • Load type, duty cycle, starts per hour and ambient temperature
  • Starter, VFD or motor control center already installed
  • Required documentation: IEC, UL, CE, ATEX or project-specific forms
Technician photographing motor nameplate

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Before you send the RFQ

The fastest route is a message that combines commercial timing with engineering context. Tell us whether this is an emergency replacement, a planned standardization project, or a new machine build. Add the existing motor nameplate, site voltage, speed, mounting arrangement, enclosure, brake or encoder needs, and whether the motor runs from a starter or a VFD. If a SINAMICS drive is already installed, share the drive family, cable length and any fault history.

For distributor routing, include the delivery city, acceptable substitute rules, required certificates and whether partial shipment is useful. For OEM projects, include annual quantity, target release date, export regions and the standards your customer expects. This lets the specification team separate technical questions from stock questions, then return a response that a buyer, engineer and maintenance planner can all use.

If the request relates to a failed motor, include photos of the nameplate, terminal box, coupling side, mounting feet and surrounding control cabinet. Those images often reveal details that are missing from purchasing records, such as cooling method, brake wiring, encoder feedback, conduit entry direction or signs of overload. The more complete the first message is, the faster the distributor can confirm a realistic path.