Parker Brake Motors
Parker brake motors are medium duty, low speed, high torque motors with an integral parking or holding brake.
Building the brake into the motor removes the need for a separate brake on the drive, saving space on wheel drives, winches and slew drives.
The range covers two brake types: spring-applied, hydraulically released brakes on the BG and BH, and mechanical drum brakes on the DF and DG. All four series are rated for intermittent pressures up to 276 bar (4,000 psi).
Parker Brake Motor Range
Spring-Applied, Hydraulically Released Brake
- BG Series: Medium duty motor with a spring-applied, hydraulically released parking brake, for applications needing a parking or holding brake. Torques up to 1,424 Nm (12,600 lb-in).
- BH Series: Medium duty motor with a spring-applied, hydraulically released parking brake, built for demanding parking and holding duties. Torques up to 1,424 Nm (12,600 lb-in).
Mechanical Drum Brake
- DF Series: Medium duty motor with an integrally mounted mechanical drum parking brake. Intermittent torques up to 915 Nm (8,100 lb-in), with a 1.25 in shaft.
- DG Series: Medium duty wheel motor with an integrally mounted mechanical drum parking brake. Intermittent torques up to 1,424 Nm (12,600 lb-in), with a 1.25 in shaft and high side load capacity for wheel drives.
Further sizes, shafts and port options are available beyond those listed here; our team can help with any Parker brake motor you need.
Typical Applications
Parker brake motors are used in mobile and industrial hydraulics, including:
- Access platforms, including manlifts and scissor lifts
- Winches
- Boom rotate and slew drives
- Wheel drives
- Turf and grounds care equipment
- Trenchers
- Agricultural and construction machinery
- Material handling equipment
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