Corpus Christi Roots. Serving Texas.
Industrial repair, built around your equipment.
Electric motor repair and rewinding, generator and pump repair, and field troubleshooting help keep your rotating equipment operating.
Services catalog
As your leading electric motor shop in Corpus Christi, serving customers across Texas, IEM diagnoses, repairs, and rewinds industrial rotating equipment. Explore the capabilities below, and contact us about additional equipment or field work.
AC/DC Motor Repair
IEM repairs electrical and mechanical faults in industrial AC and DC motors, including winding damage and worn bearings. DC motor repair also addresses brushes and commutators, which transfer current to the rotating armature.
AC/DC Motor Rewinding
Rewinding replaces damaged motor windings with new coils and insulation matched to the motor’s electrical design. IEM’s rewinding service restores the winding system when insulation failure or damaged conductors make replacement necessary.
Generator Repair and Rewinding
Generator repair addresses faults in the electrical windings and mechanical components that support power generation. IEM repairs generators and replaces damaged windings and insulation when rewinding is needed to restore operation.
Pump Repair
We repair industrial pumps affected by leaks, vibration, wear, or reduced flow. Repair involves identifying damaged sealing and rotating components, then addressing the mechanical faults that interfere with fluid movement and pressure.
Field Service Support
Offering rotating equipment support through on-site troubleshooting and repair. Evaluating equipment in its operating environment helps identify problems associated with the machine and its installation.
24/7 Emergency Service
We offer emergency service around the clock for unexpected motor, generator, and pump failures. After-hours support helps address urgent equipment problems and determine the repair work needed to resume operations quickly.
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting traces symptoms such as overheating, excessive vibration, failure to start, or abnormal current to their underlying causes. IEM evaluates electrical and mechanical conditions to guide repairs and help reduce recurring equipment problems.
Dynamic Balancing
Dynamic balancing measures and corrects uneven mass distribution in rotating components. Correcting imbalance in rotors and other rotating assemblies reduces vibration and the resulting forces on bearings and surrounding equipment.
Laser Alignment
Laser alignment measures shaft misalignment between a motor and its driven equipment so their positions can be corrected. Proper alignment helps reduce vibration and excessive loading on bearings, couplings, and seals.
Climate-Controlled Winding Department
Our climate-controlled winding department provides a stable indoor environment for coil and insulation work. Limiting temperature changes and moisture exposure helps protect insulating materials during the motor rewinding process.
No-Load Test Run Up to 13.8 kV
No-load testing runs motors at test voltages up to 13.8 kV without driving connected equipment. The run allows checks of operating current, rotation, vibration, and bearing behavior following repair or rewinding.
Rotor and Stator Core Loss Testing
Core loss testing evaluates the laminated iron in rotors and stators for excessive magnetic losses and localized heating. It helps identify damaged insulation between laminations that can cause overheating and shorten winding life.
In-House Fabrication
IEM’s in-house fabrication supports rotating equipment repairs by making or modifying components to suit the job. Correct dimensions, fit, and material selection help repaired assemblies function as intended.
Climate-Controlled Industrial Storage Facility
50,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility provides indoor storage for your large industrial equipment. A stable storage environment helps reduce condensation and corrosion risks while protecting equipment from outdoor temperature changes and weather exposure.
Fast Turnaround Time
IEM works to return industrial motors, generators, and pumps to service quickly. Repair scope and parts availability influence turnaround, while inspection, repair, and testing remain essential to getting equipment back into operation.