An Electric Starting Motor converts electrical energy into mechanical rotation to crank the engine during startup. This action allows the engine to begin its combustion cycle quickly and efficiently. Reliable cranking ensures smooth ignition and reduces delays during operation. Consistent starting performance helps maintain productivity and minimizes downtime. Quick engine engagement improves overall equipment readiness in demanding conditions.Attributes:• Life of 30,000 cycles.• Delco series starter motor, specifically the 50mt type 400 model. • Unit features an oil-sealed design for wet flywheels and is water-sealed for pressure washing up to 3500 pounds per square inch pressure.• Pull-in current is 49.3 amperes at 20 volts, while the maximum hold-in current is 6.8 amperes at 20 volts.• Handles a maximum exciting current of 2 amperes at 20 degree Celsius and an allowed intermittent current of up to 200 amperes.• Rated for 30 seconds of operation and works in temperatures from -40 degree Celsius to +125 degree Celsius.• No-load speed of 6612 revolutions per minute for fast engagement.• Consumes 100 amperes under no-load conditions.• Delivers 87.5 Newton meter torque at 800 revolutions per minute under rated load.• Produces 57 Newton meter torque at 1200 revolutions per minute operating speed.Applications: An Electric Starting Motor operates within the engine starting assembly, where electrical input is converted into mechanical rotation. This rotation initiates the cranking process, allowing the engine to begin combustion and transition into normal operation.