Looking for ways to reuse your old washing machine? Look no further! In this video, we'll show you how to turn your washing machine into a powerful tool with a few simple motor connections. Our easy-to-follow steps will guide you through the process of harnessing the power of the washing machine motor to create exciting new DIY projects. From woodworking to metalworking, the possibilities are endless with these innovative engine hacks. Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or just starting out, this video is sure to inspire your inner inventor and take your projects to the next level. So don't throw away that old washing machine just yet, join us and discover the incredible potential of its engine
offering you a simple tutorial, to change the direction of rotation of a three-phase electric motor.
Use on machine tools (column drill, band saw), compressor, concrete mixer, woodworking machine, agricultural machine... All types of machines with electric motor drive.
220v electric motor with double capacitor: starting and permanent for increased torque on starting - The electric motor can operate in both directions of rotation. Aluminum frame. Terminal box located on the top and adjustable at 90° in the four directions.
Removable and removable legs. Degree of protection IP55. Complies with IEC international standards. High performance, low noise and reliable. Can be used in any suitable drive mechanism. Easy installation and maintenance.
Made from high quality materials. Completely renovated design, beautiful presentation. Finish Epoxy type paint. Impregnation carried out in class F to withstand a maximum temperature rise of 155°C and an ambient temperature of 40°C. Keyed shaft with key included.
Choose your electric motor?
Do you want to replace a broken electric motor? To choose the right motor, simply read the nameplate of the motor to be replaced. Here is some necessary information there, to check when buying your new electric motor:
- Motor type: three-phase or single-phase motor
- The power in kilowatt (kW)
- The rotation speed in rpm or in rpm
- The type of fixing: with legs (B3) or flanges (B14 / B5)
- The shaft diameter
Looking for ways to reuse your old washing machine? Look no further! In this video, we'll show you how to turn your washing machine into a powerful tool with a few simple motor connections. Our easy-to-follow steps will guide you through the process of harnessing the power of the washing machine motor to create exciting new DIY projects. From woodworking to metalworking, the possibilities are endless with these innovative engine hacks. Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or just starting out, this video is sure to inspire your inner inventor and take your projects to the next level. So don't throw away that old washing machine just yet, join us and discover the incredible potential of its engine
offering you a simple tutorial, to change the direction of rotation of a three-phase electric motor.
Use on machine tools (column drill, band saw), compressor, concrete mixer, woodworking machine, agricultural machine... All types of machines with electric motor drive.
220v electric motor with double capacitor: starting and permanent for increased torque on starting - The electric motor can operate in both directions of rotation. Aluminum frame. Terminal box located on the top and adjustable at 90° in the four directions.
Removable and removable legs. Degree of protection IP55. Complies with IEC international standards. High performance, low noise and reliable. Can be used in any suitable drive mechanism. Easy installation and maintenance.
Made from high quality materials. Completely renovated design, beautiful presentation. Finish Epoxy type paint. Impregnation carried out in class F to withstand a maximum temperature rise of 155°C and an ambient temperature of 40°C. Keyed shaft with key included.
Choose your electric motor?
Do you want to replace a broken electric motor? To choose the right motor, simply read the nameplate of the motor to be replaced. Here is some necessary information there, to check when buying your new electric motor:
- Motor type: three-phase or single-phase motor
- The power in kilowatt (kW)
- The rotation speed in rpm or in rpm
- The type of fixing: with legs (B3) or flanges (B14 / B5)
- The shaft diameter
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