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1hp 120v explosion proof single-phase motor
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Try Baldor.
I found 10, 1 HP 1 Phase, XPFC (Explosion Proof Fan Cooled) motors.
I found 10, 1 HP 1 Phase, XPFC (Explosion Proof Fan Cooled) motors.
Place123:
Reliance has many years of experience manufacturing explosion proof motors. The line S2000XP has all type of motors in your required range even for Class I&II, Groups C,D,E,F&G and with inverter duty features see:
Reliance has many years of experience manufacturing explosion proof motors. The line S2000XP has all type of motors in your required range even for Class I&II, Groups C,D,E,F&G and with inverter duty features see:
I'm guessing the only reason you've asked this question here in this forum is for some advice or consensus on who makes the best motors, or specializes in them for this sort of application. I also imagine that you've done some amount of web searches (like Yahoo, Dogpile, Google, etc) to find some. If not, please do so.
Personally I've found that most engineers, specifiers, and tech's feel that U.S. Motors, Baldor, and Leeson produce some of the highest quality motors that are widely available here in the U.S. You should really speak with a major motor sales and repair shop in your own area. If you don't know who that might be, ask electricians or electrical supply houses.
Personally I've found that most engineers, specifiers, and tech's feel that U.S. Motors, Baldor, and Leeson produce some of the highest quality motors that are widely available here in the U.S. You should really speak with a major motor sales and repair shop in your own area. If you don't know who that might be, ask electricians or electrical supply houses.
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Hello Place1234
What is the reason you need an explosion proof motor? Will you be pumping flammable liquids or operating in an environment with explosive gases? We used to use these for circulating alcohol ink and have converted to water base ink but prefer them now due to the tight seal they offer, It makes clean up possible with no damage to motor from moisture contamination.
Sincerely, Chuck
What is the reason you need an explosion proof motor? Will you be pumping flammable liquids or operating in an environment with explosive gases? We used to use these for circulating alcohol ink and have converted to water base ink but prefer them now due to the tight seal they offer, It makes clean up possible with no damage to motor from moisture contamination.
Sincerely, Chuck
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Actually I'm using this motor in a China mine with 127 power supply single phase.
It is difficult for me really to look for a 1 phase, 127v, XP motor. So far I've found Baldor motor has a 115v/50hz/1HP/1450rpm motor with 15% voltage variation. But is there other alternative choice? Anybody could help, thx!
It is difficult for me really to look for a 1 phase, 127v, XP motor. So far I've found Baldor motor has a 115v/50hz/1HP/1450rpm motor with 15% voltage variation. But is there other alternative choice? Anybody could help, thx!
Hello place
These are some of the pumps we use which most electric motors on these are Graymills and work well for us.
Chuck
These are some of the pumps we use which most electric motors on these are Graymills and work well for us.
Chuck
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