AmpFlow E30-150 Brushed Electric Motor, 12V, 24V or 36 VDC, 5600 rpm

Yes, it worked as expected...

Very good motor, it is used to spin a heavy flywheel, and so far it does a good job.

Great package, working quite well in my Unimat Lathe rehabilitation. Recently asked if this can be used with a rheostat ... short answer, I don’t know, but I wouldn’t recommend, and that’s not how I used it for my Unimat Lathe. As with any motor, a Pulse-Width-Modulation speed controller gives full-torque performance at slow speeds. Used with the AmpFlow S-400-24 400W, 17A, 24V DC Power Supply and RioRand 12V-40V 10A PWM DC Motor Speed Controller. Gives great torque through all speed ranges, continuous variable control from stall to maximum speed. 16 July 2024 - was asked where to get a mount for this motor … I don’t know of any commercial sources, because I made my own. See photo.

I purchased this and an AmpFlow S-400-24 400W power supply to drive a custom-built tool spindle for a desktop CNC mill, and with a 1/8" endmill the spindle assembly slices through plastic like it's not even there. This motor is serious for its size, much MUCH more powerful than the motors commonly used on desktop machining equipment (e.g., lathes/mills). It comes well-packed, with plenty of protection. My only concern is the mounting, which is only four 10-32 holes. Seems a bit on the skimpy side for a motor capable of delivering up to about a horsepower. Also, watch the mounting screw depth - you only have about a quarter-inch before you risk touching the top of the armature. These are minor nitpicks, though, and not adequate to justify reducing the score.

I’m using it for a debarker for my portable mill It’s sold as a 1hp but on 24volt not on 12 volts I believe witch suprise me And the rpm are the same

Multiple starter switches to handle power still going two seasons