It does not state what RPM this motor is, does anyone know?
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Hi 3.4 Amps 1/10 hp 1100 R.P.M 120 VoltsHere is the link: http://www.lomanco.com/online-store#!/~/product/category=1513275&id;=6814548
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At the time I bought it, there was a spinner that had a higher RPM. I contacted the company and they said they were discontinuing it due to mechanical issues. I went ahead and bought this one and was reasonably happy with it.
1194974
this is junk dont buy it. I get my engine up to 4000 RPM it turns off until it goes below it. DONT buy it!
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It's a 2HP motor. Go here to Woodstock (the manufacturer) for a full spec sheet: https://d27ewrs9ow50op.cloudfront.net/specsheets/w1824_ds.pdf(Copy and past to your browser)
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It's either 33 & 1/3 or 45 rpm. No adjustment unless you are an electronics whiz & can reconfigure things.
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I think one of the responses was mis-stated. By my calculations if you use a standard 1700 rpm motor the mill would be spinning at about 4700 rpm's. If however you put the 3" pulley on the motor and the 5" pulley on the mill it would put you at just over 600 rpm's which is in the right neighborhood. A slightly smaller small pulley or a slightly larger large pulley may be more prudent.
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it is advertised as 50 RPM. I would not think it is a variable speed but you may be able to find one that they make in the RPM you need
1670185
Sure. It's 185 W, 115 V, 1.6 A, 60 Hz. Hope that helps! I've never had any trouble with this motor, either!
825798
I can't find a cfm or rpm from the manufacturer, but I will tell you this fan is powerful but quiet. I use it at my shop to keep me cool and it will dry your floors in 5 minutes. This fan is different than other fans because the air is in a concentrated line, it does not disperse until it hits something. I like it because it is quiet at full power so you can talk over it, but if you are not paying attention the air will surprise you as the girls at my work will attest. Blew all their paperwork to the other side of the building.
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The motor is 56c standard and it fits the with no problem, other than stated before. I do not have original motor designation, because it was replaced a long time ago
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Does anyone know what the rotational speed is? I can't find it in any of the spec listings.
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Hi Katherine I'm sorry but we've never gotten it to work as we live in Australia and the motor is 110 so doesn't work here. Their customer service is good though, they dealt with our refund request straightaway.
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I just did a quick google search on your stove manufacturer and it came up w/ this motor. Do a search on your specific stove model and verify it needs a 1 RPM motor. I have a US Stove machine and this motor worked great as its 1 rpm. I ordered similar model that turned out to be a 2 rpm motor and that was to fast causing my stove to run way to hot. hope that helps. I also had to drill a hole in the shaft of the motor for the cotter pin.. But worked out fine.
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There are two speed settings. When set on 2, the higher rpm setting,it's rated at 1400 rpm.
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It's 300RPM. What you see attached to the head of a motor is a reducer. By lowering the RPM, the motor attached to the reducer can preform at higher torque loads. If you are looking for a high speed motor this isn't for you.
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This motor is could be 7.5% faster than you old one. But 1000 RPM is a very odd and rare speed, most likely your old motor has the same number of windings as this one and is really moving at 1075 RPM, but the label says 1000. Common ratings for these fan motors are 1050, 1075 and 1100 RPM. I wouldn't worry too much about it, but I do recommend replacing the start capacitor with a new one (that is rated for this motor 5mfd/370V Capacitor) when replacing the motor.
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Thanks for your inquiry. Here is some information about this motor. Hope it can help you. Torque: 60 N*cm 12V DC; 120RPM Diameter: 25mm ; Length [excluding shaft]: 59mm Shaft diameter: 4mm Shaft length: 11mm ; Total length: 70mm