Tube Rolling Motors

 

ET850 Series Torque Controlled Pneumatic Rolling Motor

ET850 Series

Torque Controlled Pneumatic Rolling Motor

Elliott's ET850 Motor is the next evolution of push-pull motors. Offering the same USA quality and performance you're used to, with additional features to improve the operator's experience.

  • Tube Size: 0.750” to 1.250” (19.1 – 31.8mm) OD

  • Type: Rolling Motor

  • Power: Pneumatic

  • Torque: Torque Controlled

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ET720 Series Torque Controlled Pneumatic Rolling Motor

ET720 Series

Torque Controlled Pneumatic Rolling Motor

The ET Motors are ideal for rolling small tubes commonly found in oil coolers and other small heat exchangers. These motors have undergone extensive testing, proving long tool life and quality.

  • Tube Size: 0.250” to 0.500” (6.35 – 12.7mm) OD

  • Torque Range: 2 to 75 in lbs (0.23 - 8.5 Nm)

  • Type: Rolling Motor

  • Power: Pneumatic

  • Torque: Torque Controlled

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Stall Torque Pneumatic Rolling Motors

Elliott’s Stall Torque Pneumatic Rolling Motors are the most powerful motors available for rolling tubes in extreme applications. The motors are recommended for use in heavy wall, thick drum applications in watertube boilers.

  • Tube Size: 0.750” to 6.000” (19.1 – 152.4mm) OD

  • Type: Rolling Motor

  • Power: Pneumatic

  • Torque: Stall Torque

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99 Series Electric Rolling Motors

99 Series

Electric Rolling Motors

Elliott’s 99 Series electric rolling motors offer better consistency, faster RPMs, and comparable torque to that of pneumatic offerings.

  • Tube Size: 0.250” to 3.000” (6.4 – 76.2mm) OD

  • Type: Rolling Motor

  • Power: Electric 110V or 220V

  • Torque: Torque Controlled with ELC

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445 Series Right Angle Pneumatic Rolling Motors

445 Series

Right Angle Pneumatic Rolling Motors

The powerful 445 Series Motors are ideal for tough boiler tube applications. The right angle heads are suitable for rolling tubes in hard to reach, tight areas. Now available in torque controlled & stall type motors.

  • Tube Size: 1.500” to 4.000” (38.1 – 101.6mm) OD

  • Type: Right Angle Pneumatic Rolling Motor

  • Style: Torque Controlled or Stall Type

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Midi/Maxi Series Torque Controlled Pneumatic Rolling Motor

Midi/Maxi Series

Torque Controlled Pneumatic Rolling Motor

The Midi/Maxi Series Pneumatic Rolling Motors are manufactured with quality materials to provide motor robustness and durability for years to come.

  • Tube Size: 0.750” to 2.000” (19.1 – 50.8mm) OD

  • Type: Rolling Motor

  • Power: Pneumatic

  • Torque: Torque Controlled

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