Cleco MMS396M Radial Piston Air Motor | 15 hp | 2100 rpm

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Features:

• RPM at Max HP: 1070
• Free Speed: 2100 rpm
• Stall Torque: 138.0 ft-lbs
• Gear Ratio: 348
• Max Overhung Load at Stall: 9.86
• Max Power: 15 hp
• Series: Cleco MM Series
• Threaded Spindle

The Cleco radial piston motor from Apex Tool Group is an air motor that features heavy-duty construction for continuous operation. The radial piston motor operates in tough environments and temperatures up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit (93 degrees Celsius), and it needs minimal maintenance. Make sure you equip air lines with lubricators mounted as closely as possible to the motor. Anti-friction bearings also provide support to the counterbalanced crankshaft, and a slinger covers all moving parts in oil. As with all piston type air motors, the Cleco radial piston easily manages heavy starting loads. The overlap of power impulses provides even torque and full power in either rotation direction — at least two pistons are always engaged on power stroke.

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