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Chick’s Electric Motor Core Capabilities • Full spectrum electrical field services • Generators and pump-motor combinations • Removal Services • Refurbishment Founded in 1964, Chick’s Electric, a subsidiary of Epsilon Systems, • Reinstallation is a full service industrial motor repair shop. Integrity, quality and excellence are the pillars on which Chick’s Electric has been built. We can service any electric motor from sub-fractional to multi- thousand horse power. Our industrial customers include electrical power generation plants, hospitals, municipalities, water districts, mechanical contractors, manufacturers, food producers and ship repair customers such as the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Navy. Capabilities include: • Troubleshooting and Repair - Electric Repair • Adjustable Speed Drives • Motor Control Centers • Soft Starters • AC/DC Controls - Mechanical Repair • AC/DC Motors • Gear Drives • Pumps • Periodic Maintenance • Electric Generator Cleaning/Servicing • Motor/Generator Rewinding - AC/DC Random & Form Coil - Up to 3000HP - Transformers • Vibration Analysis • Dynamic Balancing • Infrared (IR)/Thermal Imaging Assessments Chick’s Electric Motor Contact Products Ray Young • Adjustable Speed Drives Office: 619-232-2162 • Electric Motors Fax: 619-474-2380 • Power Transmission Gear Drives [email protected] • Motor Controllers • Motors - Fractional - Servo - IEC - Verticals and Horizontal - Quarry - Marine - Severe Duty - E-Pact and Premium Efficient NEMA • Motor Manufacturers: - Baldor - Leeson - Marathon Electric - Motor Parts - Toshiba - US Motors - Weg - Worldwide • Pumps - All manufacturers and pump types - Circulating - Submersible - Vertical Turbine • Variable Frequency Drive and Soft Start Applications (partial list) - ABB - Allen Bradley - Baldor - Toshiba - Weg www.epsilonsystems.com | Where Our Innovations Become Your Solutions.

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