Dayton
Dayton AC Gearmotor 55 RPM 2.6 in-lb 115V 52JE44
AC gearmotor delivering 55 RPM and 2.6 in-lb torque at 115 V with a 57:1 gear ratio and 30 lb overhung load capacity
- Delivers 2.6 in-lb torque for reliable load handling
- Runs at 55 RPM for consistent speed control
- Operates on standard 115V AC supply
- 57:1 gear ratio multiplies motor torque efficiently
- 30 lb overhung load capacity supports radial forces
AC Gearmotor for Low-Speed Automation
The Dayton 52JE44 is a permanent split capacitor AC gearmotor built for horizontal mounting and parallel shaft output. It delivers 55 RPM nameplate speed with 2.6 in-lb maximum torque from a 115 V AC supply. The open air-over enclosure suits clean, ventilated machine environments.
Gear Ratio and Voltage Define the Limits
A fixed 57:1 gear reduction sets the output speed, so the motor cannot be re-geared for faster or slower operation without replacement. The 115 V AC single-phase input restricts use to standard mains circuits; no DC or three-phase compatibility exists. Overhung load capacity is 30 lb at the shaft.
2.6 in-lb Torque Decides Fit
The peak torque of 2.6 in-lb is the single figure that determines whether this gearmotor can drive your load. If the application demands more turning force, this unit will stall. Cone brake provides holding capability when power is removed.
Highlights
- Delivers 2.6 in-lb torque for reliable load handling
- Runs at 55 RPM for consistent speed control
- Operates on standard 115V AC supply
- 57:1 gear ratio multiplies motor torque efficiently
- 30 lb overhung load capacity supports radial forces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 55 RPM model or a different speed for my application?
This model runs at 55 RPM nameplate speed with a 57:1 gear ratio. Select it when your machine requires that exact output speed; choose a different RPM rating only if the driven equipment calls for another speed.
What does the 2.6 in-lb torque rating mean once the gearmotor is installed?
The 2.6 in-lb maximum torque is the continuous output the gearmotor can deliver at 55 RPM. It determines the load the driven shaft can move without stalling.
How does the 115V AC supply and the 57:1 gear ratio limit real-world performance?
The motor is rated for 115V AC input and the 57:1 reduction fixes the output at 55 RPM. Torque is capped at 2.6 in-lb and overhung load at 30 lb, so the driven load must stay within those limits.
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