CPMS Hydraulic motors

CPMS hydraulic motors offer high pressure resistance, low starting torque, and maximum efficiency for demanding industrial and vehicle applications. Thanks to integrated tapered roller bearings, they are ideally suited for high axial and radial loads, delivering torques of up to 100 daNm with pressure differentials of up to 295 bar. Learn more...

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With a wide range of flange, shaft, and port options, these motors can be flexibly adapted to individual application requirements. These hydraulic motors are similar in design to the OMS hydraulic motor from Sauer/Danfoss.

 

CPMS Series Hydraulic Motors – Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main features of the CPMS hydraulic motors?

The CPMS hydraulic motors feature a distributor valve with Geroller design, providing low starting torque and high efficiency. They are designed for high pressure resistance, equipped with an internal check valve, and can operate without a drain line. Tapered roller bearings allow for high radial load capacity.

Which models of the CPMS series are available and how do they mainly differ?

There are nine models: CPMS 80, 100, 125, 160, 200, 250, 315, 400, and 475. The displacement ranges from 80.6 cm³/rev (CPMS 80) to 475.0 cm³/rev (CPMS 475). This directly affects maximum speed, torque, and power output.

What do the operating modes “Continuous”, “Intermittent” and “Peak” mean?

  • Continuous working: Recommended for uninterrupted operation.
  • Intermittent: Short-term higher load, max. 6 s per minute.
  • Peak: Very short maximum load, max. 0.6 s per minute.

Each mode has its own limits for speed, torque, power, pressure drop, and inlet pressure.

What mounting options are available for the CPMS motor?

  • Square flange (4-bolt, SAE A-4)
  • Magneto flange (4-bolt)
  • Oval flange (2-bolt, SAE A)
  • Short versions (Standard and Square flange)
  • Wheel flange

This selection enables flexible adaptation to different applications.

Which shaft designs are available for the CPMS motors and how do they affect maximum torque?

Available types:

  • Cylindrical shafts with keyway (Ø32 mm, Ø31.75 mm, Ø25 mm)
  • Splined shafts (SAE 6B, 14 teeth DP 12/24, ANSI B92.1-1976)
  • Tapered shafts (1:8 SAE J501, 1:10)

Transmittable torque varies: Taper 1:10 up to 95 daNm, smaller cylindrical or splined shafts approx. 34 daNm.

Can CPMS motors be operated without a drain line?

Yes. Maximum return pressures without a drain line: 175 bar (continuous), 210 bar (intermittent), 225 bar (peak). With a drain line, higher values are possible depending on speed.

How is the permissible radial shaft load determined for CPMS motors?

The permissible radial load depends on the distance (L) between the point of force application and the flange face. Thanks to tapered roller bearings, high axial and radial forces are possible. Charts in the data sheet show maximum values (dashed) and permissible loads for 3000 h service life (solid) depending on speed. Exceeding these values may cause shaft breakage.

What port thread options are available for the CPMS motors?

  • BSPP: G 1/2" and G 1/4"
  • Metric: M22 x 1.5 and M14 x 1.5
  • SAE - UNF: 7/8-14 UNF and 7/16-20 UNF
  • SAE - NPTF: 1/2-14 NPTF and 7/16-20 UNF

T-port (drain) for all options: M10 or 3/8-16 UNC. End ports available on request.