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The Madness... 95K40

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Re: The Madness... 95K40
« Reply #30 on: September 08, 2018, 15:58:19 PM »
I know some industrial environments have different Voltage, but it's usually larger factories where all the electrics have a different standard. It's not the average sewing shop or taylor. Most industrial motors I have seen have been within the 220-240V range. When they bring European 220V sewing  machines to the US they usually stitch and run with out any safety risks, they just run slower. 

Roger

Re: The Madness... 95K40
« Reply #31 on: September 08, 2018, 17:22:49 PM »
Maybe there’s still hope then, I’ll have a hunt for a home compatible motor :)
A bit of a vintage sewing machine nut! Singers: 500a, 401g, 48k Elnas: lotus SP & grasshopper, Bernina 530-2 F+R 504, Pfaff 30, Cresta T-132

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Re: The Madness... 95K40
« Reply #32 on: September 10, 2018, 15:10:04 PM »
This is the plate on a 1950s industrial motor. The Volts should be given on any motor I think. 500V motors are the least common around here, most common is the standard 220-250V. Its the same voltage really, it's just made to handle the variations in the various power supplies.



This obviously isn't the average portable motor

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