Dayton Adjustable Steel Motor Base,For NEMA Frame 213,15 in Length (In.),11 in Width (In.) - 3M281 Capacity-One Jumbo Roll Smooth surfaces for easy cleaning

Name: Dayton Adjustable Steel Motor Base,For NEMA Frame 213,15 in Length (In.),11 in Width (In.) - 3M281 Capacity-One Jumbo Roll Smooth surfaces for easy cleaning
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 30367991350
Price: 125.20 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7443 (12 reviews)

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Dayton Adjustable Steel Motor Base,For NEMA Frame 213,15 in Length (In.),11 in Width (In.) 3M281 Capacity One Jumbo Roll Smooth surfaces for easy cleaning Smooth surfaces for easy cleaning guaranteeing easy and accurate installation Use an adjustable steel motor base to position a mounted motor for proper belt tension during initial installation and at later maintenance checks

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