Groschopp 07105 specsheet
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This document provides specifications for a BL 6560 motor with a voltage of 163V DC, speed of 3800 RPM, and no gearbox. Key specifications include a rating of 3806 RPM, 4.7 lb-in of torque, 1.75 amps of current, and 79.3% efficiency. It also lists start/stall conditions of 13.84 amps current and 37.26 lb-in of torque. A graph shows torque and efficiency at varying speeds. The motor is sold and serviced by Electromate.
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