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Baldor
Baldor is an American brand of industrial electric motors, founded in 1920 in St. Louis by Edwin Ballman and Emil Doerr and later based in Fort Smith, Arkansas. ABB acquired Baldor in 2011, and its motors are now sold as Baldor-Reliance. The range includes NEMA Premium, severe-duty IEEE 841 and washdown motors. Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat. We list Baldor motors for pumps, fans and machines in Oman and the GCC. Baldor company profile Founded1920, St. Louis, MissouriFoundersEdwin Ballman and Emil DoerrBaseFort Smith, ArkansasOwnershipABB, since 2011Product familiesBaldor-Reliance NEMA Premium TEFC motors, IEEE 841 severe-duty motors, washdown motors, DC motors and gear motors Milestones 1920: Baldor is founded in St. Louis.2011: ABB acquires Baldor. Baldor product series NEMA Premium TEFC motors include the EM3615T 5 HP in 184T frame and the EM4103T 25 HP in 284T frame. The ECP83770T-4 is a 7.5 HP IEEE 841 severe duty motor in 213T frame. IEEE 841 motors are built for petroleum and chemical plants, with sealed construction, low vibration and corrosion-resistant finishes. NEMA motors use frame sizes that differ from IEC frames, so mounting and shaft dimensions must be checked when replacing a motor. Where Baldor motors are used Pumps, fans, compressors and conveyors in process plants, water treatment and HVAC.
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About Baldor
- Founded
- 1920
- Headquarters
- Fort Smith, USA
- Speciality
- Industrial electric motors and drives
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- 3 products
Baldor products by category
Baldor is an American brand of industrial electric motors, founded in 1920 in St. Louis by Edwin Ballman and Emil Doerr and later based in Fort Smith, Arkansas. ABB acquired Baldor in 2011, and its motors are now sold as Baldor-Reliance. The range includes NEMA Premium, severe-duty IEEE 841 and washdown motors.
Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat. We list Baldor motors for pumps, fans and machines in Oman and the GCC.
Baldor company profile
Founded1920, St. Louis, MissouriFoundersEdwin Ballman and Emil DoerrBaseFort Smith, ArkansasOwnershipABB, since 2011Product familiesBaldor-Reliance NEMA Premium TEFC motors, IEEE 841 severe-duty motors, washdown motors, DC motors and gear motors
Milestones
1920: Baldor is founded in St. Louis.2011: ABB acquires Baldor.
Baldor product series
NEMA Premium TEFC motors include the EM3615T 5 HP in 184T frame and the EM4103T 25 HP in 284T frame. The ECP83770T-4 is a 7.5 HP IEEE 841 severe duty motor in 213T frame.
IEEE 841 motors are built for petroleum and chemical plants, with sealed construction, low vibration and corrosion-resistant finishes. NEMA motors use frame sizes that differ from IEC frames, so mounting and shaft dimensions must be checked when replacing a motor.
Where Baldor motors are used
Pumps, fans, compressors and conveyors in process plants, water treatment and HVAC.
Baldor products we list
FamilyExamplesElectric MotorsECP83770T-4 7.5 HP IEEE 841 Severe Duty…, EM3615T 5 HP NEMA Premium TEFC Motor, EM4103T 25 HP NEMA Premium TEFC Motor
Ordering Baldor motors: what we need
Send the catalog number, power, voltage and frequency, speed, frame and enclosure, and any special features.
Facts checked against ABB's 2011 acquisition release and Baldor history, October 2026.
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Questions about Baldor
Common questions about Baldor equipment, part numbers and supply to Oman and the GCC.
01Which numbers on a Baldor nameplate matter for a replacement?
The catalog number, such as EM3615T, and the spec number. The catalog number defines the standard motor; the spec number identifies the exact build, including any custom features. Add the frame, HP, RPM, volts and hertz as a cross-check, or simply send a sharp photo of the nameplate.
02What does the 184T frame size mean?
It is a NEMA frame designation that fixes the mounting dimensions: shaft centerline height, shaft diameter and length, and the foot bolt pattern. Two motors with the same frame and mounting type fit the same base and coupling, whatever the make, although overall length and conduit box position can differ.
03Can a 60 Hz Baldor motor be used on a 50 Hz supply?
That depends on the individual motor. Distributor listings for the EM3615T show a 60 Hz rating at 208-230/460 V and 1750 RPM, and speed and output change with frequency. Check the nameplate or the manufacturer data for the exact catalog number before connecting it, and state your supply voltage and frequency when asking.
04Who owns Baldor motors?
Baldor has been owned by ABB since 2011, and its motors are sold as Baldor-Reliance. The company was founded in 1920 in St. Louis and is based in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
05Is Seven Star LLC a distributor of Baldor?
No. Seven Star LLC is an independent industrial supplier based in Muscat. We source Baldor motors through commercial channels, check the model or order code against the manufacturer's documentation, and provide the manufacturer's datasheet and the certificates the manufacturer issues with the order, on request.