The hydraulic motor is the component of a Hydraulic System that convert hydraulic Energy from the hydraulic system into mechanical rotational Energy by rotating the shaft.

The hydraulic motor has 2 ports, inlet, outlet and a drive shaft that is connected to the load. When hydraulic fluid is pushed into the inlet port the internal chambers that are connected to the shaft transport the fluid to the outlet port creating the rotating motion. Once the oil leave the motor, it is sent back to the reservoir in the return line. The Pressure needed at the inlet of the motor is determined by the Torque load in the shaft. The Flow comming into the motor determines the speed of rotation (Revolutions Per Minute).