1. Conversion of hydraulic energy to mechanical energy

A hydraulic motor takes the pressure and flow of hydraulic fluid as input and converts it into rotational motion. This rotation can be used to drive machinery, equipment or vehicles.

2. Rotary drive

Hydraulic motors are often used in applications where rotary propulsion is required. Examples include: excavators, agricultural machinery, industrial machinery and even trucks and trains. Great for turning wheels, driving pumps or performing other mechanical tasks.

3. Variable speed and torque

Hydraulic motors are tuned to deliver different speeds and torques. Depending on the requirements of the application. This makes a hydraulic motor precisely adjustable for different tasks and loads.

4. Reliability and sustainability

Hydraulic motors are known for their reliability and durability. Perfectly suited for harsh conditions, such as: high loads and powerful applications.

Choose the right hydraulic motor

There are different types of hydraulic motors, such as: orbital motors, plunger motors and radial piston motors. Each with their own design characteristics and areas of application. Hydro motors work particularly well in situations where electric motors are less suitable because of their ability to deliver high torques and operate under harsh conditions.