EP3752-5215-7-56BC-CU Pacific Scientific
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The Pacific Scientific EP3752-5215-7-56BC-CU is a Permanent Magnet DC Motor with a continuous current of 3.3 Amps and a continuous torque of 27.0 lb-in. This motor from the Permanent Magnet DC Motors series features a NEMA 56C frame size, a horsepower rating of 3/4 hp, and a rated speed of 1750 rpm. It weighs 34 pounds and has a shaft diameter of 0.6250 inches.
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The EP3752-5215-7-56BC-CU is a Pacific Scientific permanent magnet DC motor with a TENV enclosure and NEMA 56C frame. From a technical standpoint, the motor delivers 3/4 hp at 1750 rpm, giving drive systems a dependable balance of output and speed. Continuous torque of 27.0 lb-in and peak current capacity of 38.0 A make the unit a strong choice for steady-duty industrial service.
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The EP3752-5215-7-56BC-CU is a permanent-magnet DC motor produced by Pacific Scientific within the Permanent Magnet DC Motors series. Designed for positioning and speed-regulated drive sections in conveyors, web-handling equipment, and general machine tools, the unit converts constant armature voltage into controlled shaft rotation and torque for closed-loop automation tasks. It follows the NEMA 56C frame convention, allowing direct use with compatible mounts and gear reducers. Its Totally Enclosed Non-Ventilated enclosure helps limit airborne contamination from reaching the internal windings during continuous industrial service.
The armature is energized at 180 V DC, and at this voltage the shaft reaches a rated speed of 1750 rpm, which suits many belt and gear transmissions. At rated conditions, the motor draws 3.3 A and delivers a steady output torque of 27.0 lb-in without overheating. At that operating point, the motor produces about 3/4 hp of mechanical power. A 5.875-inch mounting bolt circle and a 0.625-inch keyed shaft align with standard couplings, while the 14.38-inch overall length helps preserve panel space. The 3.10-ohm armature resistance limits inrush current during startup.
Transient events such as acceleration or line disturbances can be handled by a peak armature current of 38.0 A, giving short-term torque reserve without pushing the magnetic circuit too far. The 17.40 mH inductance smooths current rise times, which helps reduce brush arcing and eases stress on the drive electronics. A torque constant of 8.10 lb-in/A provides a predictable relationship between commanded current and developed torque, which supports stable controller response. Despite its cast-steel housing and laminated stack, the motor weighs only 34 lb, which helps limit loading on the mounting face.