Favorable price hydraulic orbital motor is the design of disc distribution flow, which can provide improved performance at low speed and higher volumetric for the automatically compensated wear. It can be used on heavy vehicles and machinery in traction drive applications.
Specification
Model |
ATO-OMP-395 |
Shaft Type (Optional) |
Flat Key, Splined |
Flange Type (Optional) |
2 Bolts, 4 Bolts |
Displacement |
395 cc/rev (395 cm3/rev) |
Working Pressure |
15 MPa |
Flow |
Continuous |
57 LPM |
Intermittent |
68 LPM |
Max.Speed |
Continuous |
156 rpm |
Intermittent |
180 rpm |
Pressure |
Continuous |
90 ∆Bar |
Intermittent |
100 ∆Bar |
Torque |
Continuous |
481 Nm |
Intermittent |
525 Nm |
Weight |
8.5kg |
Note:
- A simultaneous maximum torque and maximum speed are not recommended.
- ∆Bar refers to true pressure difference between inlet port and outlet port.
- Continuous Rating means that the motor may be run continuously at these ratings.
- Intermittent operation refers to that the motor running time must not exceed 10% per minute under this condition.
*To assure the best orbital motor life, run it for approximately one hour at 30% of rated pressure before application to full load. Be sure this motor is filled with fluid before any load applications.
Dimensions (Unit: mm)
L1=203mm
Hydraulic Orbital Motor Shaft (Unit: mm)
Flange Types (Unit: mm)
L=210mm
Details
Tips: Difference between hydraulic orbital motor and gear motor
Hydraulic orbital motors and gear motors are different in appearance, size, torque, connection mode, application places, etc., but the functions are the same, they are all for speed change, and sometimes they can be interchanged. Orbital is a form of reducer, as is gear. That is, the orbit motor has a compact appearance, small size, and a gear motor with high load resistance and durability.