Woodworking and stationary power tool AC motors power metalworking and woodworking equipment. They can be split-phase or capacitor-start where the split-phase motors are single-phase with a moderate starting torque. Capacitor-start motors are single-phase and use a capacitor to provide additional power during startup for higher torque than split-phase motors. All models are commonly used with lathes, planers, table saws, sanders, and grinders.

Saw arbor AC motors are three-phase and don't require starting capacitors, run capacitors, or centrifugal starting switches that can wear out and fail. They operate with a higher torque and greater efficiency than single-phase models of the same HP, rpm, and frame size. They are commonly used with circular saws, pendulum saws, and grinding and polishing machines.

OEM replacement table saw AC motors power stationary metalworking and woodworking equipment. They are capacitor-start, single-phase, and use a capacitor to provide additional power during startup for higher torque than split-phase motors. Motors are commonly used with table saws, wood lathes, sanders, grinders, and planers.