Concrete Mixer Motor

Transit Mixer Eaton 3933 4633 5433 6433 7630 motor

Hydraulic Eaton concrete mixer truck motor 3933 4633 5433 6433 7630

Description

Nominal Pressure: 420 bar (6000 psi) and Peak Pressure 480 bar (7000 psi)

Displacement from 63.7 to 124,8 cm3/r (3,89 to 7,62 in3/r)

Eaton has the lead position in providing reliable and durable system solutions for transit mixers—vehicles on which downtime can mean disaster. Whether the truck is traveling down a highway or idling at a traffic light, the drum must maintain a consistent rotation speed. That’s no problem when Eaton is on the inside. Eaton pump and motor provide the high pressure and high flow required to keep drums rotating.

Advanced cylinder barrel design – permits high speed and pressure.

Fixed clearance slipper hold down – on Models 39 through 64 allows operation at high speed and reduces friction. Model 76 is a ball guide unit.

Pistons – have long engagement with cylinder bore resulting in low leakage.

Hydraulic servo control – provides low effort operation with low control pressure. Large servo pistons hold swash plate position and provide damping.

Large case drain ports – minimize case back pressure.

Technical Data 

Table of values (theoretical values, without efficiency and tolerances; values rounded)

 ˜ These shaft speeds require maximum charge pressure relief: 340 psi (23 bar) pump and 280 psi (19 bar) motor.

* Nominal Pressure: Max delta system pressure at which component fatigue does not occur (pump life estimated by bearing life).

** Peak Pressure: Max operation pressure which is permissible for a short duration of time (t < 1 sec).

*** Maximum output torque is measured at 6000 psi (415 bar).

The motor uses the high pressure oil flow from the pump to produce transmission output. The high pressure oil comes to the motor through one of the high pressure lines. It enters the motor, turns the output shaft, then returns to the pump. Eaton piston motors integrate a hot oil shuttle and low pressure relief valve into the end cover. The shuttle valve and low pressure relief valve direct excess charge pump flow into the motor case. The shuttle valve is activated by high pressure and directs excess charge pump flow over the low pressure relief valve. This flushing action allows the charge pump to provide clean, cool oil to the closed loop circuit.