Replacing a Pneumatic Motor with an Electric Gear Motor

Hey everyone,
We’re running a tube sizer with a pneumatic motor, and the noise is becoming a real headache. We're considering switching to an electric motor. Here are the current air-motor specs:
Multi-vane reversible air motor
Planetary gear
0.61 HP
94 RPM
76.5 lb-ft starting torque
102 lb-ft stall torque
Is there an induction motor with similar specs? Any advice is appreciated.

Sorry, turns out I sent the wrong motor earlier. We're actually using an Ingersoll Rand M007RVR188BR6 Multi-Vane Reversible Air Motor.
Type: Air Motor
Power (HP): 0.61
Power (kW): 0.46
Speed at Max. Power (RPM): 47
Free Speed (RPM): 94
Starting Torque (lb-ft): 76.5
Starting Torque (Nm): 104
Stall Torque (lb-ft): 102
Stall Torque (Nm): 138
Air Consumption at Max Power (scfm): 33
Air Consumption at Max Power (scfm): 0.93
Not 100% sure about voltage yet—probably 120/240V.
Motor will mount on a table-top base.
Application: sizing the ends of our tubing.

Sorry, turns out I sent the wrong motor earlier. We're actually using an Ingersoll Rand M007RVR188BR6 Multi-Vane Reversible Air Motor.
Type: Air Motor
Power (HP): 0.61
Power (kW): 0.46
Speed at Max. Power (RPM): 47
Free Speed (RPM): 94
Starting Torque (lb-ft): 76.5
Starting Torque (Nm): 104
Stall Torque (lb-ft): 102
Stall Torque (Nm): 138
Air Consumption at Max Power (scfm): 33
Air Consumption at Max Power (scfm): 0.93
Not 100% sure about voltage yet—probably 120/240V.
Motor will mount on a table-top base.
Application: sizing the ends of our tubing.Thanks for the clarification. Based on the specs, we recommend our 1 hp (750W) AC gear motor, available in both single-phase and 3-phase:
Gear Ratio: 30:1
Voltage: 3-phase 220V, 60Hz
Output Torque: 113 Nm
Output Speed: 60 rpm
Please review the specs to confirm they meet your needs. Free shipping.

Is the motor reversible?