Groschopp 07200 specsheet
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This document provides specifications for a BL 8020 motor with a voltage of 163V DC, speed of 2500 rpm, and no gearbox. Key specifications include a rating of 2500 rpm and 105 watts of output power. The motor has an efficiency of 73.2% and can produce up to 22.65 lb-in of torque during start or stall conditions. Charts show the motor's torque and efficiency levels across a range of speeds. The motor is sold and serviced by Electromate.
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Groschopp 07121 specsheet
This document provides specifications for a 24V DC motor. The motor runs at 2,888 RPM and produces 3.3 lb-in of torque while drawing 5.94 amps of current. It has an output of 111 watts or 0.1489 horsepower. The motor has a continuous duty cycle and efficiency of 76.1% both on its own and as part of a system. It requires 31.91 amps and can produce 19.06 lb-in of torque under start or stall conditions. A chart shows the motor's torque and efficiency levels across a range of speeds.
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Groschopp 07201 specsheet
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