Spinning Random Wound Electric Motor Coils

Rob Lintzer, shop foreman for Schulz Electric, discusses how to spin random wound coils for an electric motor. Schulz Electric specializes in the repair and overhaul of large industrial motors and generators and certifies them to "like new" condition. By specializing in large industrial motors and generators -- 5,000 horsepower or more, Schulz Electric distinguishes itself as a premiere supplier.

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