Parker Hannifin has extended its P1V-M air vane motors range to include two new sizes, namely 900 and 1200 Watts, combined with new ATEX (II 2 GD C IIC T4) certified variants and a non-gearbox derivative. Together with the existing 200, 400 and 600 Watt models, the P1V-M series represent one of the largest power ranges available in the global market today.
Due to its compact design, the P1V-M is suitable for deployment in a wide range of industries such as machine builders, food and beverage, packaging and conveying, chemical industry, and in plant automotive. This compact design also helps to reduce machine build footprint. The P1V-M is also suitable for use in particularly harsh environments, under extremes of vibration and operating at temperatures between -20 and 110°C. Similarly, as there are no electrical connections, the air motor can be used in hazardous environments hence the ATEX (II 2 GD C IIC T4) certification.
The P1V-M is capable of providing output shaft free speeds from 32 to a maximum of 10 500 rpm, with torque up to about 120 Nm. High levels of torque can be achieved at low speeds, and in common with all Parker air motors, the P1V-M can be used as a replacement for traditional electric motors and – power for power it offers a more compact solution. Featuring the ability to be loaded until stall, the P1V-M can be stopped and started continuously without damage. What’s more the direction of rotation is reversible simply by changing the direction of the airflow.
Designed and manufactured from hardwearing robust materials the P1V-M series features a patented vane change system. This innovation delivers real benefits in terms of minimising machine downtime. When it comes time for service, the motor can be left in situ and all the user needs to do is to loosen the screws that hold the rear piece to the motor, and then remove the old vanes if they are worn and insert new ones.
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