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US MOTORS 5465 Nidec- "1/5-1/2hp
"1/5-1/2hpUS MOTORS 5465 "1/5-1/2hp is a 1/5-1/2 HP, 115/230 VAC, single phase permanently split capacitor induction motor in direct drive configuration with V belt. The "1/5-1/2hp features AB fan...
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US Motors 1971 Nidec- "1/4hp" DC Motors, a division of United Motors. We are one of the largest manufacturers and suppliers for various kinds of ac & dc motors, speed reducers, and other power transmission products mainly in the USA.
US Motors 1971 Nidec- "1/4hp DC Mini Aluminum Motor Designed for Multifrequency Operation up to 4000rpm
The US MOTORS 1971 Nidec-"1/4hp electric motor is specially designed for use on electric and low amp usage appliances. The product comes to you with a broken in permanent split capacitor, prewired leads, and mounting hardware. This is a perfect motor for small jobs around the home. Shop wisely."
This is a 1972 motor out of a 1971 Nidec- 1/4hp
US Moters 1971 was the Nidec- variable speed, 1/4hp, 208 to 240 volts, 50-60 hz. I picked up the collection because of the unique switch and plug. Also there is a bit of a story behind it's age. It was manufactured in Japan in 1971. How do I know that? That is a good question! I have a friend who worked at a company called Small Parts, Inc., that bought old stock and surplus equipment from 1960-1980's. At one time Small Parts had over a million dollars worth in inventory and most of it was not even cataloged
One of the great vintage motors from US Motors. Their '71 catalog has a listing of a 1/4hp motor with a 3/8" shaft and a 1750 rpm speed, but I couldn't perfectly confirm it was the same one. They also listed an aluminum version, but not sure if the one I found was made of aluminum as well. Great addition for your vintage Gama or Sanwa racer
This tabletop display simulates the older style motors using Neodymium magnets. This model features a direct driven 1/4hp motor, with no capacitor or external power supply needed.