Groschopp 62424 specsheet
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This document provides specifications for a PM 6015 motor with a 246:1 gearbox. It operates at 115v and 2450 rpm, producing 9.9 rpm and 126.7 lb-in of torque at 0.63 amps of current. The gearbox efficiency is 39.2%, the motor efficiency is 60.2%, and the overall system efficiency is 23.6%. Startup requires 2.79 amps and produces 1548.79 lb-in of torque. Performance curves are provided for torque, speed, and efficiency at varying rpm. It is sold and serviced by Electromate.
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