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Soft starters offer an efficient, cost-effective solution \u2026<\/h3>\n

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Fixed-speed aggregate applications are common in the construction and infrastructure industries. These plants process large volumes of crushed stone, sand and gravel, relying heavily on fixed-speed motors for crushers, conveyor belts, vibrating screens and pumps. However, full voltage or direct on-line starting methods often cause mechanical stress, voltage drops and high inrush currents that lead to frequent breakdowns and operating inefficiencies.<\/p>\n

Soft starters<\/a>, by contrast, offer an efficient, cost-effective solution for controlling the acceleration of fixed speed equipment \u2013 reducing mechanical shock, enhancing reliability and lowering maintenance costs.<\/p>\n

Challenges of Fixed Speed Motors<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n