Dayton DC Gearmotor 90VDC, Nameplate RPM: 47 RPM, Max. Torque: 26.0 in-lb, Enclosure: TENV - 1LPW4 Nominal Size-52" X 1.5" Bradley S16-013D Bowl Assy 54

Name: Dayton DC Gearmotor 90VDC, Nameplate RPM: 47 RPM, Max. Torque: 26.0 in-lb, Enclosure: TENV - 1LPW4 Nominal Size-52" X 1.5" Bradley S16-013D Bowl Assy 54
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 83166359264
Price: 147.91 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.710100000000001 (29 reviews)

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Dayton DC Gearmotor 90VDC, Nameplate RPM: 47 RPM, Max. Torque: 26.0 in lb, Enclosure: TENV 1LPW4 Nominal Size 52" X 1.5" Bradley S16 013D Bowl Assy 54 Bradley S16 013D Bowl Assy 54 Corner White Replacement Part Temporary disposal bags help make cleanup easy Externally replaceable brushes Has grease filled gears and phenolic and hardened steel bearings

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