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Steel mounting bracket for 775 and 795 DC motors

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Ruth's sister 775 795 Steel bracket internal power cable

SKU CH-V7KG-R6XKR

Steel bracket mounts 775 and 795 DC motors securely with electroplated finish

  • Steel bracket fits 775 and 795 motors
  • Electroplated surface resists corrosion in humid builds
  • Fixed mounting base keeps motor aligned under load
  • Machine-seat design simplifies installation in tight cases

775 795 Steel Motor Bracket

This steel bracket provides a fixed mounting base for 775 and 795 type DC motors. Electroplated finish adds corrosion resistance for workshop and machine builds. The rigid seat supports the motor securely during operation.

Upgrades from improvised motor mounts

Replaces ad-hoc brackets or worn original mounts that allow vibration and misalignment. The jump is worth it when a repeatable, bolt-on foundation is needed for motor-driven projects. Not for builds requiring adjustable angle or quick-release motor changes.

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Price $7.99
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Questions about this item

What mounting holes does the 775 steel bracket use for the 795 motor base?

The bracket is electroplated and designed as a fixed mounting base for the 795 motor, providing a machine seat support that aligns with the motor's mounting pattern.

Which screws secure the 795 motor to the 775 bracket, and which step is often missed?

Use the motor's own mounting screws through the bracket's electroplated holes; the step often missed is tightening them evenly to keep the motor base seated flat against the steel bracket.

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