Electric Motors by Mounting Type
Motor mounting configurations ensure proper mechanical alignment, torque transfer, vibration control, and equipment compatibility.
Choosing the correct mounting style simplifies installation, improves system reliability, and protects bearings and couplings.
Crossman supplies foot-mount, C-face, D-flange, and vertical motors across NEMA frame sizes, available in TEFC, ODP, washdown, and explosion-proof designs — all with inverter-duty options for VFD applications.
Browse Motors by Mounting Style
Select a mounting configuration below to match your equipment.
Standard industrial base-mount for conveyors, pumps & machinery
Bolt-on face mounting for gearboxes, pumps, conveyors & OEM systems
Designed for vertical pump systems, mixers and high-thrust applications
Flange-mounted for process pumps, agitators, vertical applications & industrial
Mount Selection Guide
Foot-Mount General industrial duty, base-mounted systems
C-Face Gearboxes, reducers, OEM systems, direct-coupled loads
D-Flange Pumps, vertical systems, high-precision alignment
Vertical Deep-well pumps, agitators, mixers, vertical load duty
Mechanical Considerations
Alignment Mount style affects coupling & shaft alignment
Load Support Vertical & flange mounts support thrust loads
Serviceability C-face simplifies gearbox & pump maintenance
Vibration Proper mounting mitigates vibration transfer
Belt Drive Suitability Foot mounts preferred for belt-drive tension loads
Correct mounting protects bearings, shaft seals, and couplings.
VFD-Ready Mounting Solutions
All mounting styles available with:
Inverter-duty insulation (Class F/H)
Shaft grounding options
Roller or sealed bearings
Thermal protection packages
Rigid or resilient base options
For precise speed & load control in pumping, conveying, mixing & automation systems.
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Unsure which mounting configuration you need?
We help evaluate:
Mechanical configuration
Coupling or belt-drive requirements
Thrust & radial load expectations
Environmental duty & shaft sealing
Retrofit vs OEM installation
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