AC Motor – RA1095605-700

Raymond builds this AC motor as the electric drive powerplant for its material handling equipment, converting battery power into the rotational force that moves the truck or drives a working function. AC drive motors run brushless, so there are no carbon brushes to wear and replace, and the motor holds its torque more consistently across the speed range than an older brushed design.

That brushless construction translates to steadier control and longer service intervals in the daily duty cycle of a warehouse fleet, which is a large part of why AC drive systems displaced brushed motors in this equipment. As a Raymond unit, it is built to the mounting, shaft, and electrical interface of the drive system it was cataloged for, so it seats and connects the way the original did.

When sourcing a replacement drive motor, match the frame size, shaft configuration, and terminal layout to the motor coming off, since AC motors of the same power class differ in exactly those mechanical and electrical interfaces.