
B-1-11
B-1
EATON Low Speed High Torque Motors E-MOLO-MC001-E9 October 2018
0 500 1000 1500 2000
Speed RPM
[500]
[1000]
0
Intermittent —
Case Drain
Optional
Case Pressure Seal Limitation
Continuous —
Case Drain
Optional
Case
Pressure
Bar
[PSI]
Max. Axial Loads
82 kg [180 lb]
*
Case Drain
Required
P
1
P
2
Pc
0
50
100
0
[1500]
76
[1100]
J Series (129-)
Case Pressure and Case Drain
0 500 1000 1500 2000
Speed RPM
[500]
[1000]
0
Intermittent —
Case Drain
Optional
Case Pressure Seal Limitation
Continuous —
Case Drain
Optional
Case
Pressure
Bar
[PSI]
Max. Axial Loads
82 kg [180 lb]
*
Thrust Load
The J Series now offers check
valves in the motor as a
standard feature. This addition
reduces the case pressure
in the motor to the return
pressure of the system when
the case drain is not used.
For return pressures higher
than the rated pressures (see
chart) the external case drain
can be connected. If the case
drain line is needed, connect
drain line to assure that the
motor will always remain full
of fluid.
Case Drain Advantage
In addition to providing
lower case pressures for
motors connected in series,
there are advantages for
adding an external case
drain line to motors with
normal case pressures as
well. These advantages are:
Contamination Control —
flushing the motor case.
Motor Cooler — exiting oil
draws motor heat away.
Extend Motor Seal Life —
maintain low case pressure
with a preset restriction
installed in the case drain line
Example:
A 14 Bar case pressure will
cause a load of 40 kg, so
the allowable thrust load will
be 82 kg plus 40 = 120 kg
kg pushing inward on shaft.
Tension load is 82 kg under
all case pressure conditions.
Example:
A 200 PSI case pressure will
cause a load of 88 lbs, so
the allowable thrust load will
be 180 lbs plus 88 = 268
lbs pushing inward on shaft.
Tension load is 180 lb under
all case pressure conditions
Note:
J Series motors can be
connected in parallel or in
series.
Case pressure will add to
the allowable compressive
thrust load. Case pressure
will push outward on the
shaft at 20 kg/7 Bar [44
lb/100 PSI].