You can’t afford downtime. We get that. That’s why we do whatever it takes to keep you working. We repair your cranes, electric motors and electro-mechanical equipment. We respond to your emergency calls 24 hours a day. We get parts to you pronto. We use leading-edge technology to turn maintenance into an asset rather than an expense. The bottom line– we have the experience and know-how to keep you up and running.
TWO HI-SPEED LOCATIONS
West Tennessee
7030 Ryburn Drive
Millington, TN 38053
Phone 901-873-5300
Fax 901-873-5301
Central Arkansas
6812 Lindsey Rd.
Little Rock, AR 72206
Phone 501-375-9178
Fax 501-375-4254
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Engineering Reliability in Data Centers: Why Motors, Drives, Controls, and Monitoring Must Be Treated as One System
Data centers are designed around a single, unforgiving requirement: uptime. While much attention is placed on IT hardware, power distribution, and redundancy architecture, the reliability of a data center is just as dependent on its electromechanical backbone—the...
Hi-Speed’s Favorite Electric Motor Blogs of 2025
This new year represents a significant milestone for the Hi-Speed team: 80 years of doing whatever it takes to keep you up and running. During this time, Hi-Speed has dramatically expanded its maintenance and repair services, making us your go-to expert for everything...
Having the Right Partner for Overhead Crane Inspections
Routine inspections are an essential component of proper crane operation and management. OSHA 1910.179 covers overhead and gantry cranes and details what systems, parts, and components to include as part of the inspection process. These guidelines are in place to...
Understanding Common Failures in DC Motors
While AC and DC motors convert electrical energy into mechanical energy to power your equipment, they operate on different principles and use different internal components. While both motors have a stator, rotor, and shaft, DC motors require a commutator and brushes...
Why Choose an EASA Accredited Shop
If you rely on electric motors for your business, who do you call for maintenance or repair services? While a quick internet search will provide you with a list of nearby shops that will claim they can handle your electric motor issues, how do you know that the...
Understanding Overhead Crane Regulations and Standards
Many different businesses utilize overhead cranes to safely and efficiently move parts and assemblies from one work area to next. While understanding their use and purpose is straightforward, comprehending all the guidelines, rules, and regulations governing their use...
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