Typical Structure of the Slewing Motor

Modern excavator slewing motors typically adopt an integrated design of axial piston motor + planetary gear reducer to increase torque output and reduce speed. Its core components include:

1. Cylinder Block: Contains multiple precision-machined piston bores where pistons reciprocate under high-pressure oil.

2. Swash Plate: By adjusting the swash plate angle, the motor's displacement can be changed, enabling variable control.

3. Port Plate: Distributes high-pressure and low-pressure oil to ensure continuous motor rotation.

4. Output Shaft: Connects to the reduction gear, ultimately driving the slewing ring gear.

Key Maintenance Points for the Slewing Motor

To ensure long-term stable operation of the slewing motor, the following maintenance should be performed regularly:

1. 1. Hydraulic Oil Management: Keep the oil clean, replace filters periodically, and prevent contaminants from damaging precision components.

   2. Seal Inspection: Check for oil leaks in the motor shaft seals and end covers to avoid insufficient lubrication due to hydraulic oil leakage.

   3. Brake Testing: Regularly verify if the brake releases properly to prevent overheating caused by brake drag.

   4. Abnormal Noise Monitoring: If unusual noises occur during rotation, it may indicate bearing or gear wear, requiring timely disassembly and inspection.

Support and Services:

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