Marathon Motors 1 HP, Severe Duty Motor, 3-Phase, 1735 Nameplate RPM, 230/460 Voltage, 143T Frame - 143TTTN6563 Waste Receptacles heavy-gauge stainless steel

Name: Marathon Motors 1 HP, Severe Duty Motor, 3-Phase, 1735 Nameplate RPM, 230/460 Voltage, 143T Frame - 143TTTN6563 Waste Receptacles heavy-gauge stainless steel
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 4142421033
Price: 375.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0126 (17 reviews)

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SKU 4142421033 · ★ 4.0

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Marathon Motors 1 HP, Severe Duty Motor, 3 Phase, 1735 Nameplate RPM, 230 460 Voltage, 143T Frame 143TTTN6563 Waste Receptacles heavy gauge stainless steel heavy gauge stainless steel Locker Material: HDPE The design helps protect the motor from dampness and airborne particles Its 3 phase motor design offers high starting torque

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