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I did put on a clamp meter and read ~3.3A on each leg so it seems to be in spec of what the butchered motor plate says. Maybe the logic in the controller is faulty at the lower 208? I wish I could just try a transformer to see if that solves the problem. At this point I am not convinced that a...

Unfortunately, I don't think I can just buy a standard motor since it looks like the odd casting is part of the motor. You can see it better in this picture. So maybe I just need to buy some transformers and use it as is for now until the motor dies. The one other thing I am wondering is...

Motorhttp://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=0afd107a-0b73-4733-bb58-8e9730fea1cc&file=motor.jpg

So here are some pics. Looks like it was permanently wired as delta.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=e387fec2-8aba-4d52-9072-072994a21ab7&file=plate.jpg

I did take off what I thought was the cover plate, and the three power leads came in, and were tied (by wire nuts) to three motor leads. From the small amount I could see it looked like they cam right from coils. The problem with this motor (one of) is that it is cast in a big housing attached...

The plate on the motor definitely reads 60 Hz (though it looks like it was stamped twice so I am not sure what the original stamp said. I am also sure that the motor is European in origin, there appears to be a another stamping on the casing that reads 380/550 (not sure the exact numbers but...

It is a dual voltage motor I think. It has only three wires, but there is a diagram on the wiring housing that looks like this (attached photo of my poor drawing). It is wired with one phase from my power panel to one lead coming from the motor. Thanks for the...

I am having problems at my shop with a new to me clicker press (hydraulic press for die cutting). The seller assures me that the machine worked perfectly at their shop, but it does not seem to work correctly in my shop. Basically, the motor spins up fine (yes in the correct direction), but...

I just got a quote for: BLUE TEMP 1074-75 SPR STEEL Would this be okay?

Thanks. I have been looking/quoting with Precision Steel. They did not have blue temper in anything wider than 12.375". This is the 1095 I was looking at: http://www.precisionsteel.com/products/default.asp?n_cat_id=3&prod_id=304 So that is not suitable? Thanks again (I am not a materials...

I need around 0.020" thick material. Thanks.

I need a spring steel for an application where the sheet goes into a mold which has some mild bends (8" radius is the tightest bend), and is heated to ~200 degrees F. I would like the sheet to return to normal out of the mold, and not take a set. I have a sample of blue tempered that works...

I dont actually clear coat anything at this point, I actually sublimate the graphic right onto the platic topsheet.

Not sure if this is a good place to post it but I found lots of good information on here so far. Anyways, I am looking for a glossy white plastic for sublimating graphics. One side should be glossy (for graphics) and the other side prepped for epoxy resin bonding. I really want to keep...