You can’t afford downtime. We get that. That’s why we do whatever it takes to keep you working. We repair your cranes, electric motors and electro-mechanical equipment. We respond to your emergency calls 24 hours a day. We get parts to you pronto. We use leading-edge technology to turn maintenance into an asset rather than an expense. The bottom line– we have the experience and know-how to keep you up and running.
TWO HI-SPEED LOCATIONS
West Tennessee
7030 Ryburn Drive
Millington, TN 38053
Phone 901-873-5300
Fax 901-873-5301
Central Arkansas
6812 Lindsey Rd.
Little Rock, AR 72206
Phone 501-375-9178
Fax 501-375-4254
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Leadership Profile: Rick Halsted
Rick Halsted, Director of SalesHi-Speed Industrial Service7030 Ryburn Dr., Millington, TN (901) 873-5300 Email: rhalsted@gohispeed.com Web: www.gohispeed.com “My role at Hi-Speed allows me to work closely with my team and our valued customers to keep them up and...
Choosing the Right Electric Motor: ABB Baldor-Reliance
Choosing the right electric motor for a specific commercial or industrial application can be challenging due to the vast array of sizes and options available in the marketplace. For example, will a general-purpose motor adequately serve your specific needs, or...
How to Choose the Right Jib Crane
Choosing the right overhead crane for your business can seem daunting due to the hundreds of sizes and configurations available. However, if you work with limited floor space or perform repetitive lifts, a jib crane might be your material handling solution. ...
What Does Noise Tell You About Your Electric Motor?
Electric induction motors can power your business in many ways, from small fans to massive cranes. Regardless of size, most electric motors utilize the same essential components. Housing – which protects the internal parts listed below Stator – an electromagnetic...
When to Repair and When to Replace an Electric Motor
As we’ve discussed before, regular inspections and preventative maintenance are essential to keep your electric motors and production lines running. Once the motor fails, companies must decide whether to repair or replace it. Making the wrong choice could be the...
What is an Induction Motor?
Did you know that today’s induction motors were first patented by Nicola Tesla in 1887? Over the last 130+ years, they have become integral to our everyday lives. For example, you’ll find a small induction motor powering most pumps, food service equipment, and even...
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