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With EASA Allied Membership

Is your firm interested in working with and the advance-
ment of the electromechanical service industry? EASA
Allied membership is for organizations such as utilities,
regulatory agencies, consultants, design firms, energy
service companies, research centers and educational insti-
tutions or firms. Become an active partner in success with
an organization that shares common goals.

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 What Is The Electrical Apparatus Service Association All About?
What Is EASA?
EASA is an international trade organization of compa-
nies that sell, service and/or repair electromechanical
equipment such as motors, pumps, generators, drives,
etc.
The Electrical Apparatus Service Association (EASA)
has been serving electromechanical repair firms since
1933. EASA has members in North America, South
America, Europe, Australia, Asia and around the
world.
Take a few minutes to review this brochure and
see for yourself how EASA can help your firm.
Then learn more about the Association by visiting
www.easa.com.
What Is Allied Membership?
The three main types of EASA membership are:
1) Active membership, for firms engaged in electri-
cal/mechanical apparatus sales and service;
2) Associate membership, for manufacturers and
suppliers of equipment, parts, materials or ser-
vices used, serviced or sold by Active members.
3) Allied membership, for organizations that have
an interest in working with and the advancement
of the electrical apparatus service industry (e.g.,
utilities, regulatory agencies, consultants, design
firms, energy service companies, research centers
and educational institutions or firms).
Why Consider EASA Membership?
Allied membership in EASA offers many ad-
vantages, but none is more important than the
opportunity to join fellow professionals in work-
ing for the betterment of the industry.
EASA Publications Keep
Members Informed
EASA provides the information members need to
maintain energy efficiency during motor repair
and rebuilding through such publications as the
EASA Technical Manual, Tech Notes, EASA Recom-
mended Practice for the Repair of Rotating Electrical
Apparatus (ANSI/EASA AR100) and The Effect of
Repair/Rewinding on Motor Efficiency; EASA/AEMT
Rewind Study and Good Practice Guide to Maintain
Motor Efficiency.
Many of EASA’s informative reference materials
can be imprinted with your organization’s name
for distribution to your customers, including:
• Electrical Engineering Pocket Handbook
• Mechanical Reference Handbook
• Failures in Three-Phase Stator Windings
As an Allied member, you’ll receive special prices
on EASA materials such the ones mentioned above.
Free Engineering
Consulting Service
EASA’s Technical Support team develops educa-
tional materials, presents seminars and provides
engineering consulting services related to elec-
trical and/or mechanical apparatus, including
pumps.
 Other Benefits Of Membership
EASA Convention
This annual event, along with the industry exhi-
bition, provides the chance to learn, network and
see the industry’s latest products and equipment.
Marketing Education/Industry
Awareness Program
This ongoing program is designed to enhance
members’ knowledge of how to market their
services and products. It also focuses on building
awareness of members’ affiliation among custom-
ers and prospects. EASA also represents member
interests in a variety of standards-setting and
other organizations.
Currents Newsletter
EASA’s monthly newsletter provides impor-
tant information on industry developments and
trends as well as Association activities. It is also
filled with technical, management and sales/
marketing articles.
Web Site At www.easa.com
EASA members have access to free online train-
ing; numerous tech notes; technical, management
and marketing articles that have appeared in
Currents; entire copies of Currents that have been
published since 1998; the Association’s Strategic
Plan; EASA’s Recommended Practice; EASA logos;
convenient forms for engineering enquiries; and
much more.
Seminars and Webinars
Members receive special rates for these excellent
education forums.
New Materials and Services
Tools such as the “How to Wind Three-Phase Sta-
tors” on CD-ROM are constantly being produced
by EASA’s hardworking committees and staff.
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As an Allied member, you will have direct access
to EASA’s vast knowledge, resources and highly
experienced engineering staff. Consider EASA your
consultant regarding electric motor systems and
pumps.
Just as important, Allied membership will provide
an effective link between your organization and
the electromechanical sales and repair industry.
 Guiding Principles
EASA operates according to three guiding
principles:
• Membership in the Association is open to electrical,
electronic and/or mechanical sales and service firms
who meet EASA’s requirements for membership.
• EASA is a non-profit organization. Income is spent
solely for the benefit of members and advancement of
the industry.
• EASA is self governing. Policies are made by an elected
Board of Directors, who are themselves owners and
managers of electromechanical sales and service firms.

Becoming An Allied Member

Now that you’ve had a chance to consider the ad-
vantages of belonging to EASA, we invite you to apply
for Allied membership. Complete the application form
enclosed with this booklet and send it to or contact:

Electrical Apparatus Service Association, Inc.

1331 Baur Blvd. • St. Louis, MO 63132 • USA
Phone: 314-993-2220
Fax: 314-993-1269
E-mail: easainfo@easa.com
Or you can apply online at www.easa.com

Electrical Apparatus Service Association, Inc.

1331 Baur Blvd. • St. Louis, MO 63132 • USA

Phone: 314-993-2220
Fax: 314-993-1269
E-mail: easainfo@easa.com
Web Site: www.easa.com Version0214-EASA