THE MECHATRONIC DRIVE TECHNOLOGY
Your Inquiry is what drives us!
Regardless what challenge in drive technology is ahead of you – you can always rely on our well-stocked product portfolio and our know-how!
Experienced employees are available around the clock to live up to our company philosophy: Mechatronic drive technology from a single source.
We successfully meet the requirements for best quality and flexible pricing, deliveries on the exact day, large warehousing on more than 5,800m² of built-up area with more than 5,000 pallet spaces, more than 70,000 motors, gearboxes, frequency converters and output elements.
MOLL-MOTOR, your partner for a good future.
News
- Stock City Oilers at the European Cup
End of the season equals start of the season – With the end of the ice hockey season, the Stock City Oilers start the inline hockey season. The Stockerau club combines both sports, playing on ice or inline skates depending on the season. Success has also been achieved recently in inline field hockey. - Siemens motors become Innomotics: New name, new owner
Siemens is transforming itself into a software group and spin off its motor division into the independent company called Innomotics. In 2024, the sale to KPS Capital Partners is finalized. KPS is an US investment firm specializing in industrial holdings. - 55 years of partnership: motor manufacturer M.G.M. pays a visit
Rapid market changes can result in short-lived business relations. Therefore, long-standing partnerships with potential for the future are remarkable. We recently celebrated the 55th anniversary of partnership with brake motor manufacturer M.G.M. Motori Electricci. Eduardo Ghieri, owner of the company from Tuscany and it’s sales director, and Stefano Pacini, our key account manager for many years, honored our collaboration with their visit. - Does the right to repair also apply to MOLL-MOTOR electric motors?
The EU Parliament adopted a right to repair on April 23, 2024. Consumers are entitled to a repair quote, repair shops must be allowed to order spare parts. Manufacturers must provide drawings and are not allowed to deliberately make products unrepairable.
