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Denver Mineral Jig (1 reply and 1 comment)

10 months ago

Jonnie 10 months ago

Hello, I have a Denver Mineral Jig model 8"x12" Duplex. It is powered by a Baldor 3/4 HP, 208/230 Volt , 1140 RPM, 3 Phase. With a shaft size: 7/8" diameter, 2.5" long with a Woods MS-72 variable sheave. My problem is, I don't have access to 3 phase power. My research shows all of the motors with this size shaft and rpm are 3 phase . What are my options or what advice can you share ?

Thank You, J

Mike

10 months ago

Mike 10 months ago

What power do you have? Volts, amps, and hertz

Jonnie

9 months ago

Thank you for responding. I solved the problem by adding 3 phase power to the shop which also gives me more options for the future.
Thanks again

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