Gearbox, Auxiliary Flow

The gearbox and auxiliary flow are essential components of a hydraulic system. The gearbox serves to change the speed and torque of the hydraulic fluid, while the auxiliary flow provides additional fluid for specific functions.

• Gearbox:
• Changes the speed and torque of the hydraulic fluid.
• Allows for precise control of motor speed and power output.
• Can be used to achieve different operating speeds and torques depending on the application.
• Auxiliary Flow:
• Provides additional hydraulic fluid for specific functions.
• Can be used to power auxiliary equipment, such as pumps, valves, or actuators.
• Helps to improve system efficiency by reducing load on the main hydraulic circuit.