Elgin Opens BLDC Motor Factory in Manaus After Investing R$ 200 Million

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Published on 14/08/2025 at 09:44

Updated on 14/08/2025 at 09:45

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With an Investment of R$ 200 Million, Elgin’s New Facility in Manaus Will Produce BLDC Motors for Climate Control and Industrial Automation.

The Elgin inaugurated, in Manaus, a new factory dedicated to the production of BLDC (brushless DC) motors, used in climate control equipment.

The investment was R$ 200 million, considered the largest recent industrial investment by the company.

The facility is part of the existing manufacturing complex in the city and aims to ensure self-sufficiency in strategic components.

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Strategic Position in the Sector

According to the commercial vice president, Anderson Bruno, manufacturing these motors in Brazil places the company on the “global strategic map of climate control.”

He highlighted that international markets are looking to diversify suppliers, and Brazil emerges as a relevant alternative.

The BLDC technology is seen as essential to increase energy efficiency, prolong the lifespan of equipment, and reduce noise.

Technology and Application

BLDC motors differ from traditional models as they do not use mechanical brushes. This eliminates friction and wear, allowing for more precise speed control.

The application ranges from residential and commercial air conditioning to industrial automation, embedded climate control, and HVAC and refrigeration systems.

Expansion of Capacity and Innovation

The new hub expands Elgin’s supply potential for various segments. The facility also hosts a co-development center, allowing clients and engineers to create and test customized solutions.

According to COO Caio Guazzelli, the initiative strengthens national innovation, generates local value, and consolidates the company as an integrated supplier in the Climate Control and Industrial Automation sectors.

With information from IstoÉ.

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