Vane Motor Product Guide
Brands We Repair:
- Bosch
- Denison
- Moog
- Racine
- Rexroth
- Vickers
- and many more
What They Do:
A Hydraulic Vane Motor converts hydraulic energy
into rotating motion by being pushed by hydraulic
fluid. Vane motors operate much like a vane pump,
having a rotor, ring, and vanes. Fluid presses
against the vanes, creating rotary action that is
transferred to the shaft.
Hydraulic vane motors provide slow moving - high power
sources (LSHT) or fast moving low power sources.
Repair Procedures:
- All depth of metering, timing notches, lubrication
grooves and seal grooves are checked. Those that
are not in tolerance are recut as needed.
- The plate surface is treated with a nitrate coating
that ensures low leakage, high torque capability,
longer service life and even increased cycle times in
many applications.
- Every cam ring inside contour is refinished using a
series of polishing wheels that follow the contour to
smooth out even the slightest surface imperfections
without changing the slope and dwell angles (that
retain perfect vane stability). The case hardened
ring has more than enough surface treatment to
withstand this polishing.
- After the surface is polished a severe duty proprietary
coating is applied to the inside ring contour to reduce
ring wear and lengthen its service life.
- All vanes are checked with a micrometer for thickness.
Each set is refinished as a group to ensure they are
all the same length. Vane tip-to-ring surfaces are
restored to provide a proper vane-to-tip wear pattern.
- Every motor that Paragon remanufactures is
assembled using new springs and rotors that
ensure the proper load on the vanes as well as
the proper vane slot dimensions.