Bolt these motors directly to conveyors, pumps, and other equipment to keep things moving in sanitary environments. They’re also known as C-face motors. Rated IP56 or IP69, they hold up to the washdowns that are often required in food-safe areas. These face-mount motors are designed without feet, so it’s easy to clean the entire motor body. For extra protection from washdowns, the interior of the motor is completely lined with epoxy resin. A two-barrier shaft seal prevents liquids from entering the motor through the shaft. They also have a face-mount drain to allow liquids to escape from the face cavity, so they don’t linger there and stagnate.

Made from 303 or 304 stainless steel, these motors won’t corrode from frequent washdowns with harsh cleaners and sanitizers. They have rounded edges and smooth surfaces so that there are no crevices where bacteria can grow. A laser-marked nameplate gives you permanent identification information without any bolts, engravings, or adhesive labels that can trap contaminants.

These motors are rated for continuous duty, so you can run equipment that never goes offline. Some are also inverter rated, which means you can use them with variable frequency drives, or VFDs, to run them at different speeds for different tasks.

TEFC (totally enclosed fan cooled) motors have an external fan that blows air over the outside housing for cooling. TENV (totally enclosed non-vented) motors do not require a fan or other ventilation. This type of body has fewer areas where water and contaminants can enter than TEFC motors.

Motors with a rotatable conduit box eliminate the need to reroute power during installation. The conduit box rotates 360° (90° at a time) so you can connect conduit from any side.

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For the most mounting versatility in sanitary and washdown environments, these motors mount in two ways. Bolt them down through their feet, or face-mount them directly to your conveyor, pump, or other machine. They have an IP69 rating, so they'll hold up to the high-pressure, high-temperature cleaning cycles common in food-processing and other sanitary environments. A two-barrier seal keep liquids from entering through the motor shaft, and an epoxy resin coating protects the interior. Holes on the face of the motor drain any liquid that finds its way into the mounting cavity.

Made of 304 stainless steel, these motors stand up to frequent washdowns with harsh cleaners without rusting. Critical for sanitary environments, these motors reduce the chances of foodborne illnesses by making thorough cleaning possible. Smooth contours, continuous welds, and a laser-marked nameplate with no bolts or labels give bacteria no place to hide.

Designed for industrial food processing lines that never go offline, these motors can run continuously. They're also inverter rated, which means you can use them with variable frequency drives, or VFDs, to run them at different speeds for different tasks. The motor's conduit connection rotates 360° (90° at a time) so you won't have to reroute your power supply.

TEFC (totally enclosed fan cooled) motors have an external fan that blows air over the outside housing for cooling. TENV (totally enclosed nonventilated) motors do not require a fan or other ventilation. This type of body has fewer areas where water and contaminants can enter than TEFC motors.

For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.