Dayton
Dayton 5LAG5 DC Gearmotor 24 V 150 RPM
Right-angle DC gearmotor delivers 150 RPM at 24 V with 63 in-lb torque and 175 lb overhung load capacity
- Right-angle shaft fits tight spaces
- 150 RPM output speed for controlled motion
- 63 in-lb maximum torque handles heavy loads
- 175 lb overhung load capacity supports radial force
- 24 V DC permanent magnet motor enables reversible operation
Dayton 5LAG5 DC Gearmotor — application
This 24 V DC gearmotor delivers 150 RPM output with a 10:1 reduction ratio. It suits automation, conveyor and positioning tasks that need right-angle shaft orientation and reversible rotation. The 1/8 hp permanent-magnet motor provides 63 in-lb maximum torque for moderate-load equipment.
Mounting and wiring notes
The totally enclosed non-ventilated enclosure allows mounting at any angle without orientation constraints. Ball bearings on the motor and roller bearings on the gearcase support the 175 lb overhung load capacity on the 5/8 in output shaft. Verify shaft alignment and voltage polarity before energising to avoid premature bearing wear or reversed rotation.
Deciding specification
The fixed 150 RPM nameplate speed at 24 V DC is the single figure that determines whether this gearmotor matches the required cycle time. Buyers who need a different output speed or a higher torque rating at this voltage cannot use this unit.
Highlights
- Right-angle shaft fits tight spaces
- 150 RPM output speed for controlled motion
- 63 in-lb maximum torque handles heavy loads
- 175 lb overhung load capacity supports radial force
- 24 V DC permanent magnet motor enables reversible operation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How can I verify the motor is delivering the rated 150 RPM after installation?
Measure the output shaft speed with a tachometer under load; it should read 150 RPM when supplied with 24 V DC.
What accessories are included and which items such as a mounting bracket or power supply must be purchased separately?
The gearmotor ships as a single unit with a 5/8 in output shaft and ball/roller bearings; mounting hardware and a 24 V DC power source are not included.
Should I choose a different gear ratio or voltage version for higher torque or speed?
This model is fixed at a 10:1 ratio, 24 V DC, 150 RPM and 63 in-lb maximum torque; other ratios or voltages would be separate part numbers.
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