Poclain Launches Its Largest Hydraulic Motor, The MI330
Initiated ten years ago with the MI250, Poclain has expanded its high-power industrial motor offering with the introduction of the 40 Liter model. This unit offers one of the highest power densities in the market, providing 30% more displacement within the same envelope and weight as its smaller counterpart, the MI250, weighing less than one ton and measuring less than one meter.
For large industrial applications or infrastructure projects
As a torque motor, the MI330 is designed primarily for large industrial applications, suitable for both first mount and replacement. It can be set up with a torque arm or directly, with a spline shaft or shrink disc coupling. The motor is tailored to address the demands of large to very large infrastructure projects, including energy recycling plants, offshore wind farms, mining sites, and tunnel boring machines.
From offshore wind farms to tunnel boring machines
The design of the MI330 has been heavily influenced by the feedback garnered from the MI250, ensuring optimum performance within the same motor frame. Significant effort was dedicated to optimizing the motor torque module, resulting in the design of the largest piston in our range. With input from experts in hydraulics and structure, the design team spent two years validating the product in-house. The MI330 is now available from 2024.
An extended lifetime
Benefiting from recent research and development efforts, this new design offers extended lifetime and a more robust architecture capable of reaching 600 kW. The MI330 also features a new torque transmission shaft designed for a maximum output torque of 200,000 Nm.
Several units are already deployed worldwide, and we are excited about the possibilities this motor brings to our product range.
Key characteristics
- Maximum Output Torque: 200,000 Nm
- Speed: 68 rpm
- Power: 600 kW
- Weight: 1 T
- Dimensions: 1,000 mm x 700 mm
Thierry Delage
Asia-Pacific Market Manager
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