What does it mean exactly when a motor has frame specified as K56? It is a regular foot mount motor, though I am not sure if it has a special shaft (because presently it is mounted on a machine and the shaft is inside a VS pulley).
I thought to swap it for a 3 phase motor with a drive, to make it go slower when necessary. It is on a drill press.
i
Don't trust this, because it's from memory, but a couple of firing synapses remind me that "K" series motors are cap-start/cap-run. And 56 should refer to the size.
There ought to be a size/type chart somewhere on the Web that describes it.
-- Ed Huntress
"model number beginning with K (i.e., K48 or K56) and will have a run capacitor mounted on the exterior of the motor"
MikeB
On Sun, 20 Sep 2009 14:40:05 -0500, the infamous Ignoramus14955 scrawled the following:
Does this help?
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Adding http:// makes it a clickable link.
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