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Default If you need any electric motor

On 02/16/2016 11:23 AM, wrote:
On Tue, 16 Feb 2016 11:10:10 -0500,
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Grainger usually has what you need but they are seldom the cheapest
unless you have volume enough to get on the wholesale price column.


I've done a lot of business with them when I worked for a company that
had an account with them. They are well stocked and have darn near
everything related to motors, and more. But their prices are high. Yet,
I was always satisfied with their products and that means a lot.

If I was buying for myself, I'd probably shop around. I'll keep the URL
posted at the start of this thread.




Yeah. For an industrial customer it was one thing but if I were buying a
motor for my own use...to pay more than $50 for a 1/10th HP motor would
be pretty tough.

Last time I had to do that I found some surplus place on-line.