Meet Volsun at EASA 2026 and Discover Advanced Shaft Grounding Ring Solutions

Electrical bearing damage remains one of the most common causes of premature motor failure in VFD-driven systems. As the use of variable frequency drives continues to increase across industries, protecting motor bearings from shaft voltage has become more important than ever.

Volsun will showcase its shaft grounding ring solutions at EASA 2026, taking place from June 14 to 16, 2026, in Orlando, Florida. Visitors can meet our team at Booth 1429 to learn how effective shaft grounding can help improve motor reliability and reduce maintenance costs.

Why Does Shaft Voltage Matter?

When motors are operated by variable frequency drives, high-frequency voltages can accumulate on the motor shaft. If these voltages discharge through the bearings, electrical arcing can occur.

Over time, this process may cause:

• Bearing pitting

• Bearing fluting

• Increased vibration and noise

• Premature bearing failure

• Unexpected equipment downtime

For many facilities, these failures can lead to costly repairs and production interruptions.

The Role of Shaft Grounding Rings

A shaft grounding ring provides a controlled path for electrical currents to safely travel to ground before they can pass through motor bearings.

Volsun shaft grounding rings are designed to:

• Eliminate harmful shaft voltage

• Protect bearings from electrical discharge damage

• Extend motor operating life

• Reduce maintenance expenses

• Improve overall system reliability

Our solutions are suitable for a wide range of applications, including industrial motors, pumps, fans, compressors, generators, and electric vehicle motors.

Designed for Modern Motor Applications

Modern motors face increasingly demanding operating conditions. Higher speeds, inverter-driven operation, and compact motor designs all contribute to greater electrical stress on bearings.

Volsun's shaft grounding technology is engineered to maintain reliable contact with the shaft while delivering long-term grounding performance under challenging operating conditions.

Meet Us at EASA 2026

Whether you are a motor manufacturer, repair specialist, maintenance engineer, or equipment owner, we invite you to visit Booth 1429 and discuss your shaft grounding requirements with our team.

Exhibition Information:

Event: EASA 2026

Date: June 14–16, 2026

Location: Orlando, Florida, USA

Booth Number: 1429

Stop by our booth to see how Volsun shaft grounding rings can help protect your motors and improve equipment reliability.