Hallmark Industries AC Motor, Three Phase, C face with Base Mount (1hp, 3450RPM, 3 Phase, 230/460V)

I have now purchased these motors twice for 2 different machine rebuilds. First was 1.5 hp; second was 0.75 hp. They work just fine, considering the price. Although they are not on the same level as a Baldor, or other more expensive makes, I am not using them in critical applications, so I don't expect the same from them.They are better than my expectations. No quality issues at all. Dimensions and ratings are as stated, and the terminal box is large enough to easily reconfigure the wiring, per the diagrams on the labels. I will undoubtedly buy more, as needed, for the machines I rebuild and repair.

used this motor to replace 1/2 hp motor on bandsaw. mounting was almost identical, minus a little grinding on one corner of mounting plate for clearance. bought a new pulley and belt and this thing runs almost vibration free. plenty of power for what i'm doing with it. wiring diagram on motor is simple. I plan to replace other dead motors with this. no complaints at all.

Easy to order. Fast shipping exactly what I needed

Worked as ordered.

Was excited to get this motor as it was about $150 less than the ones we purchase from automation direct. While the specs of the motor were identical to the ones we purchase from automation direct, the performance left a whole lot to be desired. The motor failed within 24 hours of install. Checking the amps, it was pulling 26 amps on both lines; should be about 6.2 amps. Went to return motor and seller told me to check the capacitors. I already had done this and let them know. They messaged 2 more times trying to convince me it was the capacitor wires that came loose during shipping. That was definitely not the case. It's a shame, they would have sold a few hundred motors a year between myself and the co-op that I belong to. Decided to just scrap the motor instead of returning it, as it was never about getting a refund. I just wanted a quality motor that actually meets the standards they claim and performs. Lesson learned here. Back to automation direct I go.

Working very well for me on a small Clausing 8520 milling machine with a Fuji VFD. The connection box on the side of mine doesn't look like the picture. It's square with a flat cover, but can be unscrewed and repositioned, which in my case meant turning it 90 degrees so that the cord comes out the bottom with the shaft of the motor vertical, making it perfect for my application. Oh, and the one that I got isn't bright blue, either.The motor runs smooth and cool from 900 to 2700rpm and has no lack of torque over that range.I would buy another one.

Solidly running motor I am using for a belt grinder. Paired well with a vfd to get a nice range of speeds. Wiring on this bad boy was interesting, as under the cover was just a bundle of loose wires tied in a loose knot, but each was labeled with a number, and with faceplate, worked well first time. A bus bar might have been handier, but no issues with how it runs.

Purchased for a Dayton exhaust fan. All dimensions and wiring worked well. So far, zero issues. (In for one week)