617-6637: 400 Cc Radial Piston Motor

A Piston Motor is designed to convert hydraulic energy into mechanical energy. It consists of a housing, a central shaft, and multiple radial pistons. When hydraulic fluid is supplied to the motor, it enters the pistons, causing them to move in a circular motion. This motion is then transferred to the central shaft, which can be connected to various mechanical devices or equipment. Attributes: • Provide precise control and smooth motion • Maximum intermittent speed of the motor is 270 RPM, which helps to handle heavier loads and perform more demanding tasks Applications: A Piston Motor is used to provide rotational power and torque, allowing for efficient power transmission and precise control over the rotational speed and direction.