Marathon Motors GT1028 Motor 25 HP 230/460V 3-Phase - GT1028
Marathon Motors GT1028 Motor 25 HP 230/460V 3-Phase - GT1028
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Marathon Motors GT1028 Motor 25 HP 230/460V 3-Phase - GT1028
Marathon Motors GT1028 Motor 25 HP 230/460V 3-Phase - GT1028
The Marathon Motors GT1028 motor is a 25 HP, 3-phase motor designed for continuous duty applications. It features a totally enclosed fan-cooled (TEFC) enclosure and can be used in various industrial settings.
- 25 HP motor
- 230/460V voltage
- Totally enclosed fan-cooled (TEFC) design
This motor has a robust TEFC enclosure, ensuring long-term reliability in demanding environments. It operates at 1780 RPM and has a reversible rotation. The motor shaft measures 1.875 inches in diameter and 4.62 inches in length.
Specifications
- Brand: Marathon Motors
- MPN: GT1028
- Type: TEFC
- Application: Continuous Duty
- Enclosure: Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled
- Frame: 284T
- HP-Watts: 25 HP
- Volts: 230/460V
- Service Factor: 1.15
- RPM: 1780
- Phase: Three
- Rotation: Reversible
- Shaft: 1.875 inches Diameter X 4.62 inches Length
- Weight: 529 lbs
What Our Experts Think
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25 HP, 3-phase motor designed for reliable industrial performance.
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230/460V dual-voltage capability offers installation flexibility.
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Built for general-purpose applications including pumps, compressors, and conveyors.
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Rugged Marathon construction ensures long service life and efficiency.
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A trusted choice for demanding commercial and industrial operations.
Q&A
Q: What is the horsepower of this motor?
A: 25 HP, suitable for high-demand equipment.
Q: What voltage does it operate on?
A: Dual-voltage: 230/460V, 3-phase.
Q: What applications is it used for?
A: Pumps, compressors, fans, conveyors, and general machinery.
Maintenance Tips
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Keep the motor clean and free from dust buildup.
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Lubricate bearings at intervals recommended by the manufacturer.
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Inspect wiring and terminals regularly for secure connections.
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Ensure proper ventilation for efficient operation and motor cooling.
