Brief:BMK2 motors use a geroler gear set, disc flow distribution and tapered roller bearings. The larger model number does not establish a proportionate increase in continuous torque because the pressure rating changes between configurations.
Brief:OMV motors combine a geroler gear set and disc flow distribution with tapered roller bearings in the output arrangement. Larger displacement choices alter flow demand and speed as well as torque, making the actual operating point central to selection.
Brief:OMT motors use a geroler gear set, disc flow distribution and tapered roller bearings in the output arrangement. The external shaft load still needs its own check; a hydraulic torque rating does not define the allowable belt or sprocket load.
Brief:The reviewed OMSY catalogue identifies disc flow distribution and a geroler gear set. Its separate displacement rows help compare rotary drive output without applying one continuous pressure or speed to the full series.
Brief:BLINCE OMR orbital motors use a geroler gear set and shaft flow distribution. Compare ten catalogue displacement configurations, then match the required shaft, mounting and oil ports to your machine.
Brief:OMP motors use a gerotor gear set and shaft flow distribution. The catalogue separates shaft configurations, so the numeric limits shown here must remain attached to the stated shaft table rather than every motor bearing an OMP label.
Brief:The OMM catalogue describes a gerotor gear set and shaft flow distribution. Small physical size does not identify a single speed range: a compact machine still needs the correct displacement and output connection.
Brief:OMH motors use shaft flow distribution with a roller-type rotor and stator arrangement. Each displacement has a different operating envelope; the family table is useful when a buyer needs to balance continuous torque, speed and hydraulic supply.
Brief:BLINCE OMH 400 is an orbital motor configuration with a catalogue geometric displacement of 406.4 cm3/rev. Use its own shaft drawing and operating data when specifying the unit; the OMH series page provides the broader model comparison.
Brief:The reviewed OMER sheet identifies a geroler orbital motor and a high-speed flow distribution arrangement. The table provides separate pressure classifications; this comparison focuses on duty limits rather than treating peak pressure as a normal rating.
Brief:The OK catalogue identifies a geroler gear set and shaft flow distribution. Pressure ratings decrease across some larger displacement configurations, so a family headline pressure is not enough to choose the required motor.
Brief:BLINCE OMT 315 is a disc-distribution orbital motor configuration. Keep its own displacement row with the selected shaft and mounting rather than attaching an entire family operating range to one motor.