The Advanced Hydraulic motor training system includes real-world components, such as a photo tachometer, a return line filter assembly, viscosity gauge, and oil samples. Learners will use these lifelike components to practice hands-on skills like connecting and operating a free-wheeling motor circuit, determining actual motor torque using a torque-speed curve, and changing a filter element. This system also includes an interactive multimedia hydraulics training course, an instructor’s guide, installation guide, and a student reference guide.

Intermediate Hydraulics includes directional control valves, relief valves, a flow control valve, a check valve, and an accumulator. Amatrol training systems use industrial-grade components displayed on hand-welded, painted and silk-screened panels, and workbenches made from top-flight materials. This precise attention to quality and detail ensures a tough, visually appealing, user-friendly design that will last for years and help learners gain experience with components they’ll actually see on the job.

The 85-EP provides students with the components to set up a variety of industrial relay control circuits using ladder diagrams and Boolean logic. Relay control is a fundamental building block in the study of automation since programmable controllers and solid state controls also use the same programming methods.