Marathon Motors 1/6 HP Hazardous Location Motor,Capacitor-Start,1140 Nameplate RPM,115 Voltage,Frame 56 - 5KC49LN6386 Height-34" 500-pound static load capacity

Name: Marathon Motors 1/6 HP Hazardous Location Motor,Capacitor-Start,1140 Nameplate RPM,115 Voltage,Frame 56 - 5KC49LN6386 Height-34" 500-pound static load capacity
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 84020338529
Price: 427.25 USD
Availability: InStock
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Marathon Motors 1 6 HP Hazardous Location Motor,Capacitor Start,1140 Nameplate RPM,115 Voltage,Frame 56 5KC49LN6386 Height 34" 500 pound static load capacity 500 pound static load capacity 12 x 14 Ground Tarp This 1 Phase Capacitor Start Hazardous Location Motor is engineered in compliance with the National Electrical Code for hazardous locations

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