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You need a hydraulic motor that combines brute strength with precision. Our hydraulic lift motor
s deliver 15% higher torque than industry averages while cutting energy consumption by 22%. See how we dominate:
Feature | Standard Motors | Our Motors |
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Max Pressure | 250 Bar | 320 Bar |
Service Life | 8,000 hrs | 12,500 hrs |
Noise Level | 85 dB | 72 dB |
Why settle for mismatched components? Our hydraulic cylinders and gear pumps are engineered as a unified force:
We don’t do one-size-fits-all. Tell us your operating pressure (200 Bar? 500 Bar?), flow requirements, and environmental challenges. Get a bespoke hydraulic package in 72 hours.
When a logistics giant upgraded 120 forklifts with our hydraulic lift motors and gear pumps, they achieved:
→ $45,000 annual savings per vehicle
→ 92% reduction in hydraulic leaks
→ 19% faster load handling
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A: A hydraulic lift motor converts hydraulic energy into mechanical torque to power lifting mechanisms. It is commonly used in industrial equipment like forklifts and elevators. Its design ensures smooth, controlled movement under heavy loads.
A: A hydraulic motor generates rotational motion using pressurized fluid, while a hydraulic cylinder produces linear motion. Motors are ideal for continuous rotation tasks, whereas cylinders excel in pushing/pulling applications. Both are critical in hydraulic systems but serve distinct roles.
A: A hydraulic gear pump supplies pressurized fluid to the lift motor, enabling energy transfer. It maintains consistent flow and pressure for reliable motor operation. Proper pump sizing ensures optimal performance and efficiency of the hydraulic system.
A: Yes, a hydraulic lift motor can operate independently for rotational tasks like conveyor systems. However, for linear lifting applications, a cylinder is typically paired with the motor. The combination depends on the required motion type.
A: Regular inspection of fluid levels, seals, and filters prevents contamination and wear. Monitoring for leaks or unusual noise ensures early fault detection. Lubrication and adherence to manufacturer guidelines prolong motor lifespan.