Warranties are a commercial consideration. IEEE has nothing to do with commercial issues. It does require things that end up implying longer expected service life, i.e. chemical resistant coatings, high temperature insulation, the bearings must be regreasable, the nameplates and condensate drains must be stainless steel etc. etc.
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Decent White paper on the issue without specifics to one mfr vs another. It doesn't address warranties of course, because as I said, that is not a technical specification.
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Thanks jraef! Yes, i actually got that from Baldor Prospec also, you came back with the exact same response as John Malinowski, I worked for Baldor for 20+ years & know him well. I really appreciate all your knowledge, enjoy reading your responses to all the inquiries.
