Medium Duty Orbital Motor MGS

Orbit motors convert hydraulic energy (pressure, oil flow) into mechanical energy (torque, speed). Hydraulic orbit motors operate on the principle of an internal gear (rotor) rotating within a fixed external gear (stator). The internal gear transmits the torque generated by the application of pressure from hydraulic oil fed into motor which is then delivered via the motor's output shaft. Orbit motors have high starting torque and constant output torque at wide speed range

Code	Displacement [cm3/rev]	Max. speed [RPM]		Max. Torgue [daNm]		Max. Output [kW]		Max. Pressure Drop [bar]		Max. Oil Flow [Ipm]
		cont.	int*	cont.	int*	cont.	int*	cont.	int*	cont.	int*
MGS 80	80,5	810	1000	24	31	15,5	19,5	210	275	65	80
MGS 100	100	750	900	30,5	39	18	22,8	210	275	75	90
MGS 125	125,7	600	720	37,5	49	18	22,5	210	275	75	90
MGS 160	159,7	470	560	49	60	16,5	23	210	275	75	90
MGS 200	200	375	450	61	72	16,5	22	210	275	75	90
MGS 250	250	300	360	72	87	14,5	18	200	250	75	90
MGS 315	314,9	240	290	82,5	100	15,7	17	200	240	75	90
MGS 400	397	190	230	86,5	99	11	12,5	160	190	75	90
MGS 475	474,6	160	190	85	99	8,4	11,3	130	150	75	90
MGS 525	522,7	145	175	85	99	7,6	10,4	115	135	75	90
MGS 565	564,9	130	160	85	99	6,9	9,6	105	125	75	90

 

* Intermitten operation: the permissible values may occur for max. 10% of every minute.

General:

Pressure fluid		Mineral based- HLP(DIN 51524) or HM(ISO 6743/4)
Temperature range,	°C	-40÷140
Optimal Viscosity range,	mm2/s	20÷75
Filtration		ISO code 20/16 (Min. recommended fluid filtration of 25 micron )