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Baldor-Reliance Food-Safe Motors

Compatible with clean-in-place procedures, Baldor-Reliance food-safe stainless steel motors have fully encapsulated windings and potted leads housed in a high-ingress-protection-rated enclosure. The output seal arrangement provides multiple barriers to prevent the ingress of foreign material and withstands high-temperature, high-pressure sprays. The motors come in single- and three-phase ratings. The three-phase ratings are available in frame sizes 56-280T, ranging from 1/2 to 30hp, while single-phase ratings are available in a 56C frame, ranging from 1/2 to 1hp.

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