EASA 2027 Convention & Solutions Expo

How it compares

Motor, Drive Systems & Magnetics Conference & Exhibition serves a different point in the motor supply chain. Its motor and drive track centers on design, integration, efficiency and motion control, while the magnetics track covers materials, critical minerals and supply chains. Scheduled buyer meetings and a qualified end-user program make it useful for OEM engineers and suppliers developing new systems. A service center replacing its winding equipment or discussing a motor repair problem has a more direct peer group at EASA.

IEEE International Electric Machines and Drives Conference offers the deeper research setting. Papers, technical presentations and electric-machine and power-electronic-drive engineering anchor its program; academic collaboration and technical recruitment also have a place. It fits a team developing machine designs or presenting research. EASA is closer to the installed equipment, the repair process and the businesses that maintain it.

These are complementary trips for companies spanning design and aftermarket service. EASA’s supplier floor is broad enough to connect the motor itself with insulation, coils, diagnostics and shop equipment, while its association setting puts those products in front of the firms that sell and repair electromechanical machinery.

EASA is the right trip for service center owners and technical teams buying the materials, equipment and expertise that keep electric motors working.

Who exhibits

ABB and WEG put motor supply alongside the repair workshop, while ELANTAS North America supplies the insulation chemistry behind rewinding. Megger Baker Instruments brings motor testing into that same conversation. The category mix runs through bearings, coils, materials, service center equipment and software. It is an aftermarket ecosystem with new motors in the mix, useful to a visitor who needs to connect a repair process with its parts, consumables and diagnostic tools.

1. 

   WEG

2. 

   Megger

3. 

   Regal Rexnord

4. 

   Innomotics

5. 

   Elantas

6. 

   ISOVOLTA Group

7. 

   GE Vernova

8. 

   RENK Group

9. 

   SKF

10. 

    Integrated Power Services

11. 

    Doble Engineering Company

12. 

    Electrolock

13. 

    Wolong Electric America

14. 

    TDK

15. 

    A-Rent Test Equipment

16. 

    Service First Processing

17. 

    Test Products International

18. 

    Erbessd-Instruments

19. 

    Ludeca

20. 

    Phase Technologies

21. 

    Schaeffler

22. 

    Hansford Sensors

23. 

    The Gund Company

24. 

    Essex Brownell

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EASA 2027 Convention & Solutions Expo

EASA 2027 moves to New Orleans with a supplier expo and an industry-led convention program. The call for presentations highlights advanced rewinding, failure analysis, AI, shop operations and succession planning. Its proposed Solutions Theater gives repair firms a place to share short, non-commercial technical lessons on the expo floor. The program’s combination of technician, management and owner topics keeps the discussion tied to both the machinery and the service business.

• For a shop operations question, follow the management and service center owner topics as well as the technical motor-repair sessions.
• The proposed Solutions Theater is aimed at short repair-firm contributions; it offers a different format from the longer classroom presentations.
• Ask permission before photographing equipment on the expo floor: the exhibitor rules prohibit unauthorized still and video photography.

Exhibiting

The contract uses priority points to assign space, rewarding prior booth participation and EASA membership. It separates member and non-member rates and requires a deposit with the application. The audience suits suppliers of repair equipment, motor testing, winding materials and rotating-machine components. Private exhibitor events must fit around the official convention program.