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lifting force in Lbs of rotational to vertical movement
Thanks! I appreciate it. I'm really just trying to determine if I have a powerful enough motor attached to the assembly. I'm trying to lift 500lbs continuously.- 72buickgs
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- Forum: Gear and Pulley engineering
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lifting force in Lbs of rotational to vertical movement
Hello, I am relatively new to the engineering forum so please permit me some lee-way if I am asking something someone has before. How Do I determine the lifting force in lbs of a rotational to verticle movement? I am building a simple lift with a 1 to 4 gear ratio with a 30 HP electric motor...- 72buickgs
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- Forum: Gear and Pulley engineering
