cleanimagemarketing
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I'm not a mechanical person first off. Thus the question.
I'm shopping for a new floor buffer to be used for VLM cleaning. I found one that is 235 RPM, which is great, I like the higher speed. It's supposedly an AC motor. Another one I'm looking at is a 175/300, even better. It's a DC motor.
I know the motor type can be important. But I don't know how important, and I don't know the difference.
What is the difference or advantages of an AC, DC or DC rectified motor?
I'm shopping for a new floor buffer to be used for VLM cleaning. I found one that is 235 RPM, which is great, I like the higher speed. It's supposedly an AC motor. Another one I'm looking at is a 175/300, even better. It's a DC motor.
I know the motor type can be important. But I don't know how important, and I don't know the difference.
What is the difference or advantages of an AC, DC or DC rectified motor?