Steering hydraulic motors in marine propulsion systems convert hydraulic pressure into mechanical rotation to control vessel direction. These motors are integral to rudder and azimuth thruster mechanisms, ensuring precise maneuverability. They are designed for durability and high torque to withstand harsh marine environments.

Steering Hydraulic Motors for Marine Propulsion typically range in size from 50 mm to 300 mm in diameter. Common grades include ISO 32, ISO 46, and ISO 68 hydraulic oils. Viscosity ranges between 30-150 cSt at 40°C. Buoyancy is not a critical factor as these motors are mounted internally. Materials include cast iron, steel, and aluminum alloys for corrosion resistance. Operating pressures range from 150 to 350 bar, with displacement values from 10 cm³/rev to 500 cm³/rev. Seals are often nitrile or fluorocarbon for marine environments.

Yes, Steering Hydraulic Motors and Marine Propulsion products typically comply with maritime standards such as ISO, ABS, DNV, and other relevant industry certifications.