Import Electric Motors — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Pakistan

GLM supplies single‑phase electric motors manufactured in Pakistan, offering power outputs from 0.5 HP up to 2 HP. The range is designed for industrial use and is available directly from the manufacturer, ensuring consistent quality. Each motor conforms to high‑efficiency design principles that reduce energy consumption. The catalogue also includes mono‑block and deep‑well pump units in one‑stage and two‑stage configurations.

The motors feature a robust steel housing and cast‑iron rotor, providing durability in harsh environments such as agricultural processing plants and construction sites. Typical insulation class is F and efficiency aligns with IE3 standards, delivering reliable performance under continuous load. Standard bearing arrangements use sealed ball bearings, and the enclosure is usually TEFC to protect against dust and moisture. Weight for the 0.5 HP model is around 2 kg, scaling to roughly 8 kg for the 2 HP version.

GLM offers flexible minimum order quantities to suit both small workshops and large manufacturers, but exact MOQ should be confirmed with the supplier. Shipping can be arranged on FOB or CIF terms, with packaging in wooden crates or metal drums as required. Buyers are advised to request the motor’s test certificates and verify compliance with local electrical standards before finalising the order.

GLM operates from G‑t Road, Gujranwala in the Punjab province of Pakistan. The company is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating it participates in cross‑border trade through established channels. Its profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, suggesting that enquiries may require proactive follow‑up.

The business focuses on supplying electric drive equipment, including single‑phase motors and pump units, directly sourced from manufacturers. GLM does not disclose specific certifications, production capacity or client references in the public listing, so buyers should request supporting documents such as type test reports and conformity certificates during negotiations.