Ingersoll Rand M007RVR151BR6 Multi-Vane Reversible Air Motor | Planetary Gear | 0.61 HP | 117 RPM | 61 (ft-lbs) Starting Torque | 81.3 (ft-lbs) Stall Torque

Ingersoll Rand M007RVR151BR6 Multi-Vane Reversible Air Motor is engineered for industrial applications requiring dependable bidirectional pneumatic power with very high output torque and controlled low-speed operation. Featuring a multi-vane design and planetary gearing, this air motor delivers 0.61 HP while operating at a free speed of 117 RPM. Its reversible configuration allows both clockwise and counterclockwise shaft rotation, making it well suited for OEM machinery, automated manufacturing systems, heavy-duty positioning equipment, indexing mechanisms, material handling systems, and industrial applications requiring reliable directional control.

The M007RVR151BR6 develops a 61 lb-ft starting torque, providing outstanding load-starting capability for demanding applications, and delivers an 81.3 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 maximum rotary force and limited installation space are equally important.

Type: Multi-Vane Air Motor | Model: M007RVR151BR6 | Rotation: Reversible | Gear Type: Planetary Gear | Power: 0.61 HP | Free Speed: 117 RPM | Starting Torque: 61 lb-ft | Stall Torque: 81.3 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.
• 117 RPM free speed is well suited for equipment requiring slow, controlled, high-torque rotary motion.
• 61 lb-ft starting torque provides outstanding load-starting capability for heavy-duty operating conditions.
• 81.3 lb-ft stall torque provides a manufacturer-published reference for evaluating maximum torque capacity.

Made in USA:

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 M007RVR151BR6 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 very high torque at low operating speeds.
• Q: What is the rated free speed?
  A: The manufacturer specifies a free speed of 117 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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