Hurst Manufacturing Information

Hurst has been an integral part of life in Princeton, Indiana, since 1950 when a small family owned tool shop first opened its doors. Three generations of the Hurst family have maintained the strong quality and high customer satisfaction goals as the company advanced into designing and producing electric motors. For over 65 years, Hurst has been an innovator in the development, production and application of precision motors. Since then, Hurst has grown into one of the top producers of sub-fractional motors in the world. In 2010, we became a part of the Nidec Motor Corporation to combine technologies for the benefit of our customers. Now as a strategic component of Nidec Motor Corporation, Hurst's product development teams have access to all technology support functions of a world leading motor company. This synergy enables Hurst to introduce new innovative motor and control technologies, providing rapid solutions for our customers. The interchange of ideas and technologies between Hurst and Nidec has been exciting and has led to the use of advanced computer share-vision technology for communications on a daily basis. Hurst's highly skilled engineers use Computer Aided Design (CAD) systems with Pro/ENGINEER and SolidEdge software to design customer specific applications. These advanced technologies allow Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Nodal Analysis capabilities to be used. Nidec is where technology and engineering come together to create solutions for the benefit of our customers, driven without compromise for a world in action. Initially, Hurst's core business focused on instrument grade timing motors and assemblies, stepper motors and controls as well as standard line motors. Today the business has grown into manufacturing low-cost, high performance brushless DC servo motors for many markets, including medical and computer applications. One such application required the implementation of multiple brushless DC motors into a single mail processing unit, at a reasonable cost. Hurst eagerly accepted the ...