Let’s take the above four features in order, versatility first. Very easy to install and use, air motors offer multiple operating speeds and torque spans while power adjustment is simplicity itself.
In terms of efficiency, Air Motors have a much higher power-to-weight ratio than an electric motor combined with considerably lower operation and maintenance costs. An especially handy feature is the motor output’s ability to adjust automatically to match the load.
Safety is essential, of course, so it’s great that there are no risks of fire (no sparks involved), pollution, fluid leakage, or any water hammer problems.
Finally, heavy-duty air motors are not affected by hostile environments – including humid and explosive – and work well in temperatures of -20°F to 300°F. They can be used in any stop-and-start operation and can be stalled indefinitely without overheating. Should you be working around sensitive equipment such as MRI scanners, air motors are the perfect solution because they don’t generate electromagnetic fields.
Whatever sector you are in – including food production, chemical, medical, pharmaceutical, or automotive – air motors are undoubtedly the best option.
However, to achieve the best results you’ll need help choosing the most productive model for the job. CP has made the selection process easy by creating an online air motor selector that will help identify the best option using your specific operational parameters. With our help, you’ll save many hours that can be used on more productive activities.
Take a look at our Expert Corner to learn how to check whether a pneumatic motor or an electric one best fits your needs.
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