Hello. I have a question. I bought a used 5.5kw engine on a certain auction site and the seller sent me the goods and the weight of this product is 18.65. Is it possible? It would seem that these engines are heavy. I am asking for an opinion
I have a 4 kW 1450 rpm engine at my grinding mill and its weight is around 40 kg. So since yours has more power at the same speed, it should be heavier. Unless it is some super economical version for special applications?
Hello, some time ago I used a 5.5 kW engine, it weighed 56 kg, slightly less than 20 kg it weighed a 2.2 kW engine. However, it was a long time ago, even in the PRL, maybe there were some "heavier" technologies at that time.
But I saw the nameplate and there were given the turnover and 5.5kw and it didn't look like it would have been punctured. Were there such engines? Maybe someone met with something like that?
What producer? Engines made in Romania were in aluminum alloy housing. Their disadvantage was the construction of stator nurseries [open-cradle, difficult to rewind].
Hello. It all depends on what housing (cast iron, aluminum) the engine is in. We have a very old 2.2kW 1450obr engine from the PRL production in a cast iron housing which weighs about 35-37kG, and recently I bought a used INDUKTA 2.2kW 1450obr engine which is in an aluminum housing and weighs approximately 17kG, therefore everything depends on the housing. Greetings.
Relax friends, just look at the manufacturers' catalogs. The lightest 5.5 kW aluminum engine from the company is 42.2 kg. The lightest 5.5 kW aluminum engine from Tamel is 41 kg. So there is definitely a 5.5 kW engine in the package.
The discussion revolves around the weight of a used 5.5 kW 1450 RPM motor, which the user received with a shipping weight of 18.65 kg. Responses indicate that typical weights for similar motors are significantly higher, with estimates ranging from 40 kg to 56 kg depending on the construction materials (cast iron vs. aluminum). Some participants suggest that modern lightweight designs could account for the lower weight, while others assert that such a low weight for a motor of this power is unrealistic. Specific brands and models are mentioned, with references to manufacturers' catalogs indicating that the lightest 5.5 kW aluminum motors weigh around 41-42.2 kg. Summary generated by the language model.
