The Etek Brushless Motor hypothesi...

The Etek Brushless Motor hypothesis from Briggs & Stratton Commercial Power (Chicago, IL, US) is said to show increased performance, durability, and reduc maintenance when compared to brush-type motors used in commercial floor care equipment.

The motor system's "pancake-style," axial-gap motor design, combined with an integrated programmable electronic motor controller reportedly creates a motor hypothesis that offers increased power, reduc noise and maintenance, and longer scamper times between charges. "The Etek Brushless Motor combination of parts to form a whole represents the next ...