DANFOSS ORBITAL MOTORS – XLH / XLS / XL2 / DELTA
The Danfoss orbital motors represent four powerful and versatile solutions for modern hydraulic drive systems. Each series is designed to optimally cover different load profiles and requirements, ranging from standard applications to demanding heavy‑duty operations.
Due to their compact design, high reliability, and proven quality, the motors can be easily integrated into existing machines and systems. They stand out with consistent torque output, high operational reliability, and a robust design – ideal for applications in agriculture, construction, material handling, and municipal sectors.
The clear positioning of the four product series ensures the appropriate drive solution for every hydraulic motion:
XLH and XLS motors
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The Danfoss XCEL motors of the XLS and XLH series are compact, efficient rotary spool valve motors designed for light to medium loads. Based on the orbital principle and featuring hydrodynamic plain bearings and a precision gerotor, they provide smooth operation and high efficiency, even at low speeds.
XLS is the economical standard solution for medium-duty applications, while XLH offers additional performance reserves thanks to reinforced bearings, higher pressure resistance, and improved starting torque. Both series are suitable for applications such as aerial work platforms, auger drives, conveyor systems, harvesting machines, and machine tools.
XL2 and Delta motors
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The Danfoss XL2 and Delta orbital motors are compact, efficient, and robust drive solutions for mobile and industrial applications. They operate reliably under variable loads and deliver consistent torque for agriculture, construction, and material handling.
XL2 covers a wide range of applications in the medium load segment, while Delta is designed for heavy‑duty applications with higher pressure resistance and sustained performance capability. Ideal for machines operating under demanding continuous‑duty conditions.
More information:
Delta: https://www.atphydraulik.ch/de/downloads/#75-detail-5