Dayton 1/2 HP, General Purpose Motor, Capacitor-Start/Run, 1140 Nameplate RPM, 115/230 Voltage - 30PT67 limit3 Inlet Size: 2 in

Name: Dayton 1/2 HP, General Purpose Motor, Capacitor-Start/Run, 1140 Nameplate RPM, 115/230 Voltage - 30PT67 limit3 Inlet Size: 2 in
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 70116341448
Price: 360.82 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2232 (29 reviews)

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Dayton 1 2 HP, General Purpose Motor, Capacitor Start Run, 1140 Nameplate RPM, 115 230 Voltage 30PT67 limit3 Inlet Size: 2 in Inlet Size: 2 in The dispenser bar is crafted from a type 304 stainless steel rod that is 3 8 of an inch in diameter and secured to the unit's heavy duty stainless steel post with metal screws ambient temperature Motor complies with 2015 efficiency legislation for small frame motors

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