Bison Showcases High-Performance Sanimotor Inline Parallel Shaft Washdown Gearmotors
13/08/2025 Bison
Robust Design Delivers Exceptional Durability and Cleanability
Bison, a leader in fluid-moving and power transmission technologies, showcases its high-performance line of 261 Series Sanimotor Inline Parallel Shaft Washdown Gearmotors. Engineered to tackle the toughest washdown applications, Inline Parallel Shaft Washdown Gearmotors deliver exceptional cleanability, durability, and performance, making them an ideal choice for high-load conditions and continuous duty operation.
The 261 Series Sanimotor gearmotors, manufactured in North America, offer durability and reliability for demanding applications. Designed for tough environments, they feature an IP69K washdown rating and a sealed 304 stainless steel enclosure, ensuring they withstand high-pressure, high-temperature cleaning.
A two-part, spring-loaded shaft seal, paired with EPDM O-rings, ensures a reliable, leak-proof seal. The laser-etched permanent nameplate resists the rigors of extreme washdowns, while sealed ball bearings and food-grade H1 grease provide lifetime, maintenance-free lubrication.
With AC inverter duty motors (1/7 or 1/8 HP), the 261 Series Sanimotor gearmotors deliver 8-350 RPM and 16-500 in-lbs of torque, combining power and performance for the toughest jobs.
Bison supports companies facing tariff pressures by providing cost-effective, high-quality gearmotors proudly designed and made in North America. This local manufacturing ensures shorter lead times, dependable support, and exceptional quality, backed by Bison’s unparalleled North American engineering and customer service.
To learn more about the 261 Series Sanimotor and other high-performance Bison gearmotors, visit Bison's website today.
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Christina Thomas
Bison
100 East Erie Street
Suite 200
Kent, OH 44240
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Email: Christina.M.Thomas@ametek.com
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