motor for tumbler

[marc.collin]

hi

i live in canada, i searching a motor to do a tumbler

i found this one (usa)

spec

• Voltage: DC 110V; Speed: 60RPM; Power: 80W; Torque: 8N.M; Right Angle.

110V 80W 60RPM Reversible Worm Gear Motor High Torque Speed Reducing Electric 733810522683 | eBay


do you think this kind of motor is ok for a tumbler?

if you have better solution...

 

[2airishuman]

Not powerful enough and won't work on regular AC power.

 

[Dsix36]

Find an old treadmill that is being thrown out. Use that motor and other parts to get sorted.

 

[marc.collin]

and this one

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[tbone1004]

@marc.collin 1/8" hp is not going to cut it. You need at least a 1/2hp if not a full HP depending on if you want to spin two tanks vs. one and how big they are

 

[marc.collin]

only 1 bottle 80 lp

 

[marc.collin]

motor I see cost many hundred of $$$$

for 1/2 to 1hp and rotation between 30 to 50...

average of 500$...

just crazy

 

[guruboy]

Try searching for BLDC motors with variable speed control.

 

[tbone1004]

@marc.collin find a treadmill and use the guts out of that.

 

[inka]

i did my tumbler with a DC motor 50 rpm ,and a 220V AC input/12V DC output from a PC computer.
My tank is an 15 liters steel, for personal use, it´s OK for me. You don´t need so much power, but torque.