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White Drive Products is a worldwide leading manufacturer of gerotor hydraulic motors, featuring our leading-edge Roller Stator® motor. We also produce hydraulic power units, hydraulic wheel motors, medium and small hydraulic motors and hydraulic power systems. We are ISO 9001 certified.
Hartmann Controls offers some of the most dependable hydraulic motors for industrial and mobile applications. Exceeding the capabilities of most other hydraulic motors, our products offer simplicity and precision for exact operations. Our superior motors can go for decades. Check out our catalog today!
As fluid power specialists, DC Hydraulics distributes hydraulic power systems. We offer name brand hydraulic systems along with design & instrumentation. Let us help with your next fluid power purchase. For over a decade, our fast service and response to your requests are completed within 24 hours.
Precision Fluid Power sells new and rebuilt hydraulic motors. We also specialize in the repair of hydraulic components such as hydraulic motors, pumps, valves and cylinders. All units received for repair will be completely stripped down, cleaned and inspected, and any bad parts will be replaced.
Geartek® designs and manufactures the industry's best hydraulic motors and pumps. We specialize in manufacturing small runs of these motors and pumps and strive to maintain fast turnaround times. We also can produce replacements for obsolete motors and pumps. Call today for more information.
A hydraulic pump motor is a device that is composed of three main parts: a reservoir, a pump, and a hydraulic cylinder. These components work together to convert hydraulic energy into mechanical energy. This energy is then used to power various automobile parts and construction machinery.
Hydraulic cylinders have two chambers and a piston rod. The basic concept behind hydraulic systems is fairly simple: force applied to incompressible liquid triggers linear motion in a piston.
When the hydraulic fluid is pumped into the bottom chamber of a hydraulic cylinder, the piston rod is pushed up, pushing the fluid in the other chamber back into the reservoir. This process pressurizes the chamber and extends the piston to its full length, giving the hydraulic cylinder its ability to push.
