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HYD GEAR MOTORS & FAN VALVES
Hydraulic Gear Motors & Fan Valves
A gear motor forms an essential component of many hydraulic drive systems and transmissions, where it works in conjunction with various pumps, pistons, and actuators. To understand how hydraulic gear motors work, it helps if you are already familiar with the design and working principles of a gear motor, which operates more or less in the same manner. Basically, this motor features two gears - the driven gear and the idler gear - in a side-by-side arrangement so that their teeth interlock. The gears are set inside a sturdy housing. When oil is forced through an opening on one side of the housing, the turning of the gears conveys the fluid around the housing to the outlet side, while the meshing of the gears prevents the oil from simply returning through the inlet.
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A gear motor forms an essential component of many hydraulic drive systems and transmissions, where it works in conjunction with various pumps, pistons, and actuators. To understand how hydraulic gear motors work, it helps if you are already familiar with the design and working principles of a gear motor, which operates more or less in the same manner. Basically, this motor features two gears - the driven gear and the idler gear - in a side-by-side arrangement so that their teeth interlock. The gears are set inside a sturdy housing. When oil is forced through an opening on one side of the housing, the turning of the gears conveys the fluid around the housing to the outlet side, while the meshing of the gears prevents the oil from simply returning through the inlet.
There are a number of useful hydraulic gear motor applications. These motors can be found in many kinds of hydraulic devices and equipment, such as fans and conveyor belts. They're also used to power certain types of agricultural equipment and machinery.
That's not all. Hydraulic gear motors are valued for their simple, low-weight yet durable design and reasonably compact size. Additionally, they're fairly flexible in their capabilities, as they're able to handle a range of speeds without difficulty, as well as widely varying temperatures and pressures. Inexpensive but reliable, these motors continue to be commonly used in many different industries. We invite our customers to explore the extensive selection of hydraulic gear motors available through our site - you can find products from a number of leading motor manufacturers active today.
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