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Does anyone have a comprehensive and useful NEMA motor frame size spreadsheet? It's a bear to make one on my end and, instead of reinventing the wheel, was hoping someone could share what they have. TIA 
NEMA motor frame size spreadsheet?
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Master slacker
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The problem with those is that they're either PDF or just on the webpage. Trying to get a PDF into Excel is a bitch and importing from a webpage kills formatting and text type (fractions become dates). Also, the charts I have seen don't have every last type.
Maybe I'm just picky, but I like it comprehensive. If no one has one, oh well. If someone does and is willing to share, then fantastic.
Maybe I'm just picky, but I like it comprehensive. If no one has one, oh well. If someone does and is willing to share, then fantastic.
Capt Worley PE
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I usually used the one that came with my Magnetek catalogs.
knight1fox3
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^^ We use Magnetek all the time for our cranes. Excellent drives!
I don't have a chart for you but a solution for your HP to Date conversion when you copy it into excel. Before you copy the data into excel, highlight all of the cells and then change the number format to text. Then copy your data into the spreadsheet. I run into this issue all the time in equipment schedules on projects.
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