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Register your AEGIS shaft grounding product AEGIS® Guarantee

Electro Static Technology guarantees the original single row radial ball bearings any new motor up to 100 HP / 75 kw will not fail from electrical bearing fluting damage during the motor warranty period. The AEGIS® SGR Bearing Protection Ring must be installed in accordance with the manufacturers guarantee requirements. If electrically induced fluting damage occurs, Electro Static Technology will replace motor bearings per the conditions listed below.

Register Your AEGIS® SGR
Bearing Protection Ring

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Conditions:

  1. To qualify, the AEGIS SGR Bearing Protection Ring must be installed by an OEM or Authorized Installer.
  2. AEGIS® SGR Bearing Protection Ring must be installed on the new motor in accordance with manufacturers instruction prior to motor being placed into service. Guarantee does not cover motors where AEGIS® SGR Bearing Protection Ring was misused or improperly installed or where the motor shaft was not maintained with a conductive surface.
  3. Electrically induced fluting damage must be verified by EST or an authorized entity to qualify for the bearing replacement. EST shall not be liable for greater than the Vaughens National Average Price to furnish and install two (2) standard ball bearings.
  4. Register within 30 days of placing the new motor into service. Proof of purchase is required. Register on line to qualify.
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