Hydraulic Motors

Vickers Hydraulic Motors are positive-displacement actuators that convert the hydraulic energy from pressurized fluid flow into rotary mechanical motion. They operate by directing fluid pressure against internal rotating elements—such as vanes, gears, or pistons—creating a force that generates high torque on an output shaft. This process of converting hydraulic power allows them to provide a precise, continuous, and highly controllable source of rotary drive power for various machinery. The key functions include driving winches, conveyor belts, machine tool spindles, and providing locomotion in mobile equipment, offering variable speed and instant reversibility under load. Ultimately, Vickers motors are essential for applications requiring a high power-to-weight ratio and the ability to operate reliably at low speeds with high torque.