Dayton
Dayton 1L521 AC Gearmotor 46 in-lb 63 RPM 230V
Delivers 46 in-lb torque at 63 RPM from a 230 V AC permanent-split-capacitor gearmotor with 25:1 ratio and 90 lb overhung-load capacity
- 46 in-lb torque handles heavy-duty industrial loads
- 63 RPM output speed suits precise motion control
- 230 V AC power fits standard facility supply
- 25:1 gear ratio delivers strong reduction in one stage
- 90 lb overhung capacity supports direct shaft loading
Dayton 1L521 AC Gearmotor — 46 in-lb Torque
This Dayton 1L521 AC gearmotor delivers 46 in-lb of maximum torque at a nameplate speed of 63 RPM. It operates on 230V AC with a permanent split capacitor motor and includes the required capacitor. The parallel shaft orientation and 25:1 gear ratio suit fixed-speed industrial drives.
Suits constant-speed washdown lines.
The open air-over enclosure and washdown rating make it a fit for food, packaging or pharmaceutical lines that need regular cleaning. Because it is not inverter rated, buyers who need variable speed or soft-start control should look at a different motor. The fixed 63 RPM output also rules out applications that demand adjustable throughput.
Handles up to 90 lb overhung load at the output
With a 90 lb overhung load capacity the unit comfortably supports light pulleys, sprockets or direct-coupled rollers. The 46 in-lb torque ceiling means heavier conveyor sections, frequent start-stop cycles or high-inertia loads will exceed its capability. No brake is fitted, so applications requiring holding torque at rest need an external solution.
Highlights
- 46 in-lb torque handles heavy-duty industrial loads
- 63 RPM output speed suits precise motion control
- 230 V AC power fits standard facility supply
- 25:1 gear ratio delivers strong reduction in one stage
- 90 lb overhung capacity supports direct shaft loading
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage supply must I already have to run the 230V AC gearmotor?
A 230V AC single-phase supply is required; the motor is not inverter rated.
Can I keep my existing mounting bracket when fitting the parallel-shaft unit?
The motor mounts at any angle with a parallel output shaft, so most standard brackets will align.
How do I confirm the gearmotor is delivering the rated 46 in-lb at 63 RPM after installation?
Measure output shaft speed under load — it should read 63 RPM — and verify torque does not exceed 46 in-lb.
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