Under a single roof, the company is bringing together business activities with low- to high-voltage motors, geared motors, medium-voltage converters and motor spindles as well as project and service offerings for this product portfolio.
The Innomotics portfolio comprises products, systems, complete solutions, and services. The company uses this range to help its customers improve the efficiency levels of their plants, employ these assets more effectively and thereby abate emissions and preserve valuable resources. These capabilities are available for new plants, and for the maintenance, repair and retrofitting of existing plants.
In addition, Innomotics will collaborate with other Siemens businesses in the future in areas such as technology, development and sales as well as within the framework of supply and service contracts.
Michael Reichle, CEO of Innomotics, said: “With highly efficient, electric large-drive systems, we can replace conventional systems that are less sustainable. In this way, we can then help our customers reduce their greenhouse gas emissions – especially in areas where very high levels of carbon emissions are still being generated today.”
Reichle sees growth potential in hydrogen production, onshore power connections for offshore platforms and ships, and water supply and water treatment.
A global carveout for Innomotics is to be completed by 1 October. In the future, the company will comprise the previous corresponding businesses from the units Large Drives Applications and Digital Industries, as well as the separately managed Siemens companies Sykatec and Weiss Spindeltechnologie.