Dayton
Dayton 2RYN7 Belt Grinder .8 hp 120/240V 48 in belt
Benchtop belt grinder with a 48-inch belt running at 500 SFPM for metal, plastic and wood on a steel frame
- .8 hp motor delivers strong grinding force
- 48 in belt provides long contact surface for material removal
- 120/240 V dual-voltage operation fits standard and higher-power outlets
- Fixed 500 SFPM belt speed gives consistent finish across metal, plastic and wood
- Horizontal and vertical belt orientation allows flexible workpiece positioning
What this belt grinder does
The Dayton 2RYN7 is a benchtop belt grinder rated at .8 hp and designed to run on either 120 V or 240 V single-phase power. It accepts a 48 in by 2 in belt that runs at a fixed 500 SFPM, making it suitable for shaping, deburring and finishing metal, plastic or wood workpieces. The steel cabinet and 2 1/2 in by 5 in belt table provide a stable platform for light-duty workshop tasks.
How it fits in your shop
The grinder mounts on a bench and can be oriented horizontally or vertically to suit the job. A 2 in dust-collection port helps manage debris, while the 6 ft cord gives flexibility in placement. It draws 7 A at 120 V or 3.5 A at 240 V, so the circuit must be able to supply the appropriate current. No variable-speed control is provided, so the single fixed speed dictates the material removal rate.
Behaviour under sustained load
Because the motor runs at a constant 500 SFPM with no speed settings, extended sessions will maintain the same belt velocity throughout. The fixed-speed design means heat build-up in the motor and belt is consistent rather than spiking during speed changes. Operators should plan for the single-speed limitation when working on heat-sensitive materials or when long, uninterrupted runs are required.
Highlights
- .8 hp motor delivers strong grinding force
- 48 in belt provides long contact surface for material removal
- 120/240 V dual-voltage operation fits standard and higher-power outlets
- Fixed 500 SFPM belt speed gives consistent finish across metal, plastic and wood
- Horizontal and vertical belt orientation allows flexible workpiece positioning
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the .8 hp motor overheat during long grinding sessions?
The single-speed motor runs at 4,500 SFPM on 120 V or 240 V single-phase power; sustained heavy use will draw 7 A at 120 V or 3.5 A at 240 V, so thermal limits depend on workpiece material and feed pressure rather than a published duty cycle.
How loud and hot does the grinder get when running all day?
No decibel or surface-temperature ratings are published; the steel cabinet and 2 in dust port help manage debris and airflow, but noise and heat perception will vary with belt condition and the metal, plastic or wood being ground.
What must I already have to mount and run this benchtop grinder?
A sturdy bench for the horizontal or vertical mount, a 120 V or 240 V single-phase outlet matching the 6 ft cord, and 2 in by 48 in replacement belts for the 2 1/2 in by 5 in platen.
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