Machine Type · Spin Dryers
Spin Dryer Motors
Spin drying is a distinct motor duty — one-direction, full-speed, short-cycle extraction — whether it happens in the spin tub of a twin tub machine or in a standalone spin dryer. Nanyang’s documented spin motor is the XM-8058-1 at 25–90 W. This page separates what is catalogued from what is only assessed per enquiry, because the two are often confused.
- Model
- XM-8058-1 (washing machine spin duty)
- Power
- 25–90 W
- Voltage
- 220–240 V / 110 V
- Frequency
- 50 / 60 Hz
- Listed MOQ
- 1,000 pieces
The catalogue documents this model for washing machine spin applications only. No standalone spin dryer application is stated in the catalogue.
01 Two Homes for Spin Duty
Twin tub spin tubs, and standalone spin dryers
In a twin tub machine, the spin motor lives in the machine’s second tub and its duty is documented on the spin motors page: model and parameters, its own listing photograph, and — shown separately, as their own listings — photographs attached to two other listings. A standalone spin dryer — the compact single-purpose extractor sold alongside semi-automatic washers in many markets — asks for a similar kind of motor in a cabinet of its own: high-speed one-way rotation, a brake-friendly duty profile, and mounting to a small dedicated chassis. Similarity of duty is not a catalogue listing, and this page treats it as background only.
The honest sourcing position is this: the XM-8058-1 is catalogued for washing machine spin duty, and no model is catalogued for standalone spin dryers. A standalone enquiry is assessed against the dryer maker’s data — tub size, target extraction speed, mounting interface and brake arrangement — and any suitable specification is confirmed in writing per programme. We do not print the catalogue model’s number against standalone machines it has not been documented for.
02 Specifying
Standalone spin dryer enquiry checklist
- Unit: spin dryer capacity class and drum dimensions
- Drive: direct or belt drive to the drum; target extraction speed
- Incumbent motor: nameplate photo and bracket dimensions, if replacing an existing supply
- Braking & lid interlock: how your design stops the drum — motor-side provisions needed
- Electrical & programme: market voltage/frequency, winding preference, quantities
Twin tub manufacturers do not need this checklist — your spin motor is a catalogue model with published data and a listed MOQ of 1,000 pieces, orderable alongside the wash motors in the same shipment.
03 Questions
Spin dryer motors, answered plainly
Is the XM-8058-1 the motor for my standalone spin dryer?
It is documented for washing machine spin duty, and no catalogue model is listed for standalone dryers. For a standalone unit, suitability is assessed against your unit’s data before quotation and the answer is written, not assumed.
Why not simply list spin dryer models?
Because the catalogue does not list any under that application, and this site does not re-label products into applications their documentation does not state. The spin family is real; its documented home is the washing machine.
What spin speeds can the family serve?
Speed follows the model and the drive ratio of your design. State your target extraction performance in the enquiry; the reply states whether a documented model matches it and what confirmed data supports that, or what further inputs are needed.
Spin duty, specified straight
Send the dryer’s data — or the twin tub’s — and get a written answer on suitability and specification.