Regal is expanding its electric motor offering with PMAC motors from the Italian manufacturer Melegari. This gives OEM machine builders more options when developing electric and hybrid machines.
The new motors are suitable for applications such as electric hydraulics, propulsion and power generation. The range makes it easier to find a motor that fits the machine’s requirements – whether it is a compact solution for auxiliary functions or a more powerful motor for demanding operation.
PMAC Motors for Machine Electrification
PMAC stands for Permanent Magnet AC. These motors use permanent magnets to create the magnetic field needed for operation. The result is high efficiency, strong performance and a compact design — important benefits in machines where power, energy use and installation space all matter.
Regal’s range includes motors across several power and voltage levels. Typical applications include:
- electric hydraulic pumps
- steering systems
- auxiliary functions
- electric propulsion
- power generation
For machine builders, this provides greater flexibility when integrating electric motors into new or existing machine platforms.
Tailored Solutions with Melegari
Melegari is Regal’s Italian partner for customized electric motor solutions. The company has extensive experience in developing motors for specific machine requirements and can support projects throughout the process — from engineering and manufacturing to installation and service.
Every application has its own requirements. That is why the motors can be adapted based on factors such as:
- torque
- speed
- voltage
- installation space
- cooling
- duty cycle
This makes Melegari’s motors especially relevant for OEM projects where a standard motor is not enough.
Quality and Testing
Melegari is certified according to ISO 9001:2015 and manufactures its motors in-house. Before delivery, each motor undergoes dimensional checks and electrical testing. Test results can be shared with the customer when needed.
By adding Melegari PMAC motors to the range, Regal can support more electrification projects and help OEM machine builders find a motor solution that works in practice — both technically and commercially.
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