Baldor-Reliance
Baldor-Reliance CDP3436 DC Motor 3/4 HP 56C 180V 1750 RPM
A 3/4 HP DC motor with a 56C frame, 180V operation and 1750 RPM for continuous duty
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- 3/4 HP output powers demanding industrial equipment
- 180 V DC supply suits standard control systems
- 1750 RPM speed matches common machine requirements
- Totally enclosed fan-cooled housing protects against dust and moisture
- 56C frame with 5/8 in keyed shaft fits standard mounting patterns
Motor specification and intended use
The Baldor-Reliance CDP3436 is a 3/4 HP DC motor built for continuous-duty industrial applications. It delivers 1750 RPM nameplate speed at 180V DC with a 56C frame and a keyed 5/8 inch shaft.
Installation checks before ordering
Verify your power supply provides 180V DC and can source at least 3.7 A at full load. Confirm the driven equipment matches the fixed CCW rotation and that the mounting surface suits a rigid-base, horizontal orientation.
Thermals noise and power draw
The totally enclosed fan-cooled steel frame operates continuously at up to 40 °C ambient with Class F insulation and a 1.0 service factor. Sealed bearings reduce maintenance while the fan adds measurable airflow noise during normal operation.
Highlights
- 3/4 HP output powers demanding industrial equipment
- 180 V DC supply suits standard control systems
- 1750 RPM speed matches common machine requirements
- Totally enclosed fan-cooled housing protects against dust and moisture
- 56C frame with 5/8 in keyed shaft fits standard mounting patterns
Specifications
| Brand | BALDOR-RELIANCE |
|---|---|
| Type | Motors |
Questions about this item
Does the CDP3436 motor arrive with a mounting base and shaft key, or must they be purchased separately?
The unit ships with a rigid base already attached and a 5/8 in keyed shaft; no extra mounting hardware or key is required for standard installation.
Should I select the 180 V DC version or look for a different voltage for my 3/4 HP application?
This model is built for 180 V DC at 3.7 A full-load current; choose it only when your supply matches that voltage.
What does the 1750 RPM nameplate speed mean once the motor is loaded in a machine?
At full load the motor runs at 1750 RPM on 180 V DC, delivering 3/4 HP continuously in a 40 °C ambient.
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