326-4439: Slipper Piston Motor

A Slipper Piston Motor is a type of hydraulic motor that uses slipper pistons to convert hydraulic pressure into rotary motion. Slipper pistons are free to slide within the cylinder bore, and they are guided by a swash plate. As the swash plate rotates, the slipper pistons move in and out of the cylinder bore, creating a reciprocating motion. This reciprocating motion is converted into rotary motion by a crankshaft. Slipper piston motors are typically used in high-performance applications where high torque and speed are required. Attributes: • Produce high torque at low speed • Compact and lightweight design • Designed to withstand high loads and pressure Applications: This Slipper Piston Motor is mounted in the hydraulic system of the excavator to provide the power for driving the machine's movement and functionality.