Groschopp 50102 specsheet
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This document provides specifications for a small DC motor including its voltage, speed, gearbox ratio, torque, current draw, output power, duty cycle, and efficiency ratings. Performance curves are given showing torque, speed, and efficiency over a range of operating conditions. The motor has a continuous duty cycle and peak current of 7.31 amps can produce 390.75 lb-in of torque for starting or stalling.
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This document provides specifications for a PM 6015 12V DC motor with an 800 rpm speed and a 50:1 ratio RA 2600T gearbox. Key specifications include a rated speed of 15.7 rpm, torque of 40.7 lb-in, current of 3.4 amps, and efficiency ratings for the gearbox, motor, and overall system. Performance curves are provided showing torque, speed, and efficiency over a range of operating conditions.
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