Dayton 1 HP Washdown Motor,3-Phase,1740 Nameplate RPM,230/460 Voltage,Frame 56C - 6WY57 Nominal Size-30.125" X 1.25" Enclosure Open Air-Over

Name: Dayton 1 HP Washdown Motor,3-Phase,1740 Nameplate RPM,230/460 Voltage,Frame 56C - 6WY57 Nominal Size-30.125" X 1.25" Enclosure Open Air-Over
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 99456138578
Price: 474.19 USD
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SKU 99456138578 · ★ 4.7

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Dayton 1 HP Washdown Motor,3 Phase,1740 Nameplate RPM,230 460 Voltage,Frame 56C 6WY57 Nominal Size 30.125" X 1.25" Enclosure Open Air Over Enclosure Open Air Over Spill Control Accessory Kit as it can better protect its internal areas from moisture or debris it may be exposed to This motor was designed to be used in applications such as the food processing industry

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