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Diameter: 5"; HP: 1/6; Volts: 208-230; RPM: 1100; Speeds: 1; Amps: 0.99; Enclosure: Totally Encl.; Rotations: REV; Bearings: Sleeve; Shaft Dimensions: 1/2 X 2 1/8"

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