Groschopp 02001 specsheet
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This document provides specifications for a 24V DC motor. The motor runs at 2500 rpm with a maximum torque of 4.3 lb-in. It has a continuous duty cycle and efficiency of 73.3%. Under start or stall conditions, it draws 44.41 amps of current and can produce 30.16 lb-in of torque. Charts show torque and efficiency at different speeds. The motor has no gearbox and was produced by Groschopp.com.
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