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    Quote Originally Posted by asuratman View Post
    Jessica5655,
    I plan to replace spindle motor on my emco lathe. Its .75kw ac motor. It is quite difficult to cut steel, its too small kw. I want to replace it with your 2200 watt, can I get hi torc with your motor so that I can cut steel easier? Let me know your opinion!
    hi
    can you tell me the speed you needed ,if the speed is about 3000rpm .i think 1100W 3500rpm is enough (92#motor),if the speed is high and cut steel difficult ,i think 2200w 6000rpm is suit for you(123#motor) .

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    My lathe do not need hi speed,its only 3000 rpm is enough but neet maybe 2200 watt or 3000. I will buy when kelling get it. When you will release 3000 watt motor.


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    Quote Originally Posted by asuratman View Post
    My lathe do not need hi speed,its only 3000 rpm is enough but neet maybe 2200 watt or 3000. I will buy when kelling get it. When you will release 3000 watt motor.

    hi

    keling only order 1100W 6000,and 2200w 6000rpm ,most of people like the high speed .keling didn't order the 3500rpm motor from us ,and the 3500rpm motor is more expensive than the 6000rpm motor,3500rpm motor have more magnet,the price of magnet is very high


    zhang


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    Have the new sets been sent to John at Keling yet? Could they have already arrived?

    Thanks


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    Quote Originally Posted by cjdavis618 View Post
    Have the new sets been sent to John at Keling yet? Could they have already arrived?

    Thanks

    Hi

    You can give a call to Keling,Now he is in USA


    zhang


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    Product description

    this is the new driver description ,if anyone couldn't open the PDF just sent E-mail to ask for the file ,i will sent by mail to you ,thanks


    zhang

    my mail ----goodmotor222@yahoo.com.cn
    mada@126.com
    Attached Files Attached Files


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    Quote Originally Posted by Kung fu panda View Post
    this is the new driver description ,if anyone couldn't open the PDF just sent E-mail to ask for the file ,i will sent by mail to you ,thanks


    zhang

    my mail ----goodmotor222@yahoo.com.cn
    mada@126.com
    Please note that the ----- dashes must be removed from your reply email or it will not be transmitted.

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    Hello,
    I have stupid question, which one stronger (torque) BLDC 2200 watt 3000 rpm compare to AC 3HP 3phase 1500rpm. Thanks.


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    Quote Originally Posted by asuratman View Post
    Hello,
    I have stupid question, which one stronger (torque) BLDC 2200 watt 3000 rpm compare to AC 3HP 3phase 1500rpm. Thanks.
    If the same kind of motor, high speed, torque small.


    AC 3HP 3phase 1500rpm
    Efficiency:45% About:1000W.

    BLDC 2200 watt 3000 rpm
    Efficiency:88% About:2000W.



    N=10*P/S p=power s=speed N=torque


    These are the theoretical comparison.Their character is different,There are some points are different.
    BLDCmotor more energy saving, low noise, small volume.


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    Wang,
    Thanks for your explanation, clear enough.


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    Motor and Controller for sale

    I have the 1100 Watt Motor, Drive, speed control and LED readout for sale, I bought from Keling and will not be using. I have adapted the shaft for ER-20 Collets.
    Reasonable offer considered


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    re: motor

    Could you post a pic of the end of the motor shaft ,and also what rpm it is .
    I need one for a small lathe to go on my mill for threading and such.


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