Motor Stator EDM85469 6-Inch OD 3.5-Inch ID 5.75-Inch Tall 9-Wire Industrial

Motor Stator EDM85469 6-Inch OD 3.5-Inch ID 5.75-Inch Tall 9-Wire Industrial

This is a bare industrial electric motor stator carrying part number EDM85469 (also referenced as EDM85471 in the original series designation). The stator is the stationary electromagnetic component of an AC electric motor — it houses the copper windings wound around a laminated silicon-steel core that generate the rotating magnetic field driving the rotor. This unit measures 6 inches in outer diameter, 3.5 inches in inner diameter (bore), and stands 5.75 inches tall, placing it in a mid-frame size suitable for fractional- to integral-horsepower AC motor applications.

Specifications & What's Included

• Part Number: EDM85469 / EDM85469/001
• Secondary Part Reference: EDM85471 / 500357-63
• Type: Bare electric motor stator assembly
• Outer Diameter (OD): 6 inches
• Inner Diameter / Bore (ID): 3.5 inches
• Height / Stack Length: 5.75 inches
• Lead Wires: 9 total — 4 wires on one side, 5 wires on the other
• Core construction: Laminated silicon-steel stator core with visible slot teeth
• Winding insulation: Varnish/resin-coated copper windings with cloth/fiberglass binding wrap
• Date code visible on label: 9/2/2005
• Stator only — no rotor, end bells, bearings, or motor housing included

Applications

Electric motor stators of this frame size are used in a wide range of industrial and commercial AC motor applications, including pumps, fans, compressors, conveyors, machine tools, and general-purpose industrial drives. The 9-lead wire configuration is common on motors designed for dual-voltage or wye/delta starting arrangements, giving the end-user flexibility in wiring for different supply voltages or starting methods. A stator of this bore and stack size is typically found in NEMA 56 to 145-frame equivalent motor designs, covering applications in the fraction-of-a-horsepower to several-horsepower range. Replacement stators like this one are sought by motor rewind shops, industrial maintenance teams, and OEM repair operations that need a core assembly to rewind or a like-for-like replacement for an existing motor body. The laminated core construction is the standard design used in virtually all AC induction motors and has remained consistent across decades of industrial motor manufacturing.