Ingersoll Rand M007RVR119BR6 Multi-Vane Reversible Air Motor | Planetary Gear | 0.61 HP | 148 RPM | 48.1 (ft-lbs) Starting Torque | 64.1 (ft-lbs) Stall Torque

Ingersoll Rand M007RVR119BR6 Multi-Vane Reversible Air Motor is engineered to deliver dependable pneumatic rotary power for industrial equipment requiring bidirectional operation, substantial output torque, and controlled low-speed performance. Featuring a multi-vane design with planetary gearing, this air motor produces 0.61 HP while operating at a free speed of 148 RPM. Its reversible configuration allows both clockwise and counterclockwise shaft rotation, making it well suited for OEM machinery, automated manufacturing systems, indexing equipment, positioning mechanisms, material handling equipment, and other industrial applications requiring reliable directional control.

The M007RVR119BR6 develops a 48.1 lb-ft starting torque, providing excellent load-starting capability for demanding industrial applications, and delivers a 64.1 lb-ft stall torque, representing the maximum torque generated when the output shaft is prevented from rotating. The planetary gear arrangement efficiently multiplies torque while maintaining a compact motor assembly, making this model an excellent solution where high torque output and limited installation space are both important considerations.

Type: Multi-Vane Air Motor | Model: M007RVR119BR6 | Rotation: Reversible | Gear Type: Planetary Gear | Power: 0.61 HP | Free Speed: 148 RPM | Starting Torque: 48.1 lb-ft | Stall Torque: 64.1 lb-ft

Features:

• Multi-vane air motor delivers smooth and dependable rotary power using compressed air.
• Reversible configuration supports clockwise and counterclockwise shaft rotation for bidirectional industrial applications.
• Planetary gear system efficiently multiplies output torque while maintaining a compact motor footprint.
• 0.61 HP output supports demanding pneumatic drive applications.
• 148 RPM free speed is ideal for equipment requiring controlled, high-torque rotary motion.
• 48.1 lb-ft starting torque provides excellent load-starting capability for demanding operating conditions.
• 64.1 lb-ft stall torque provides a manufacturer-published reference for evaluating maximum torque capacity.

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Applications:

• OEM machinery requiring reversible pneumatic rotary power.
• Automated manufacturing and assembly equipment.
• Industrial positioning, indexing, and transfer mechanisms.
• Material handling and conveying systems.
• Replacement applications where the published motor specifications match the original equipment.

FAQs:

• Q: Is the Ingersoll Rand M007RVR119BR6 reversible?
  A: Yes. This model is designed to operate in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions for applications requiring bidirectional rotation.
• Q: What is the advantage of the planetary gear system?
  A: The planetary gear arrangement efficiently transfers power while increasing output torque in a compact motor package, making it suitable for industrial equipment requiring high torque at very low operating speeds.
• Q: What is the rated free speed?
  A: The manufacturer specifies a free speed of 148 RPM.
• Q: What is the difference between starting torque and stall torque?
  A: Starting torque is the torque available when the motor begins rotating from rest, while stall torque is the maximum torque produced when the output shaft is prevented from rotating.
• Q: What should be verified before installation?
  A: Confirm horsepower, free speed, rotation direction, gear configuration, shaft dimensions, mounting arrangement, and compressed-air requirements using the Ingersoll Rand Air Motor Catalog before installation.

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