EASA 2025 Celebrates Pumps, Motors and Drives

Highlights include new motor technology, replacement parts and predictive maintenance solutions The 2025 EASA Convention at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville took place in July 2025. The event focused on companies involved in the service and sale of electric motors, pumps, drives, controls, gearboxes and other rotating machinery. Highlights included market trends, economic outlook, harnessing AI, rotor testing, new motor technologies, supply chain and more.

Integrated Power Services (IPS) featured in-shop and field services, including distribution and coil manufacturing, as well as breaker and transformer repairs. IPS provides turnkey distribution services—whether this means sourcing from the company’s extensive inventory of off-the-shelf products or design and manufacturing to meet customer needs. “In all things, we know that our customers count on us to be responsive and ready to provide optimal solutions on time and on budget,” explains Sam Patrick, IPS director of distribution. “Whether it be catalog items or one-off designs, we can provide motors, pumps, and other rotating or power distribution replacement parts all in record time. This efficiency extends to our shop services as well, where we can deliver short production runs of replacement parts, fleet-level motor modifications, and e-houses. IPS is also a trusted manufacturer of high-voltage coils. “The coils we manufacture in-house are subjected to rigorous testing to ensure superior performance and reliability,” said Patrick. “We supply coils to customers worldwide across the spectrum of industries, including wind, power generation, pulp and paper, water and wastewater, and oil and gas,”

In addition, IPS provides dedicated, high-value remanufacturing of customer-supplied circuit breakers, switchgear and related parts, along with proven, experienced remanufacturing, rebuilds, and reconditioning of electrical distribution equipment.