Makita presents battery-powered motor unit as an alternative to the gasoline engine
Makita is introducing a battery-powered motor unit for the 40V XGT system, replacing traditional petrol engines and opening up new possibilities for use in professional construction equipment.
Makita introduces the GU01G motor unit for the 40-volt XGT system. This is specifically designed for the Replacement for classic gasoline engines with a displacement of 25 to 50 cubic centimeters has been developed.
Application areas and technical integration
The GU01G motor unit achieves a maximum electrical output of up to 1,5 kilowatts. It was designed to replace classic gasoline engines and enable the switch to modern, emission-free drive solutions. Thanks to standardized mounting dimensions that are compatible with common motors such as the GX35 type, the unit can be easily integrated into existing machines.
The The XGT system currently includes over 230 devices. and offers a platform for diverse applications – from professional garden equipment and construction machinery to specialized applications. The motor unit combines the motor, control system, and power supply in a single, coordinated system. This results in reduced development work for manufacturers and guarantees compliance with safety and performance standards.
Adaptability and other functions
For the transition to battery technology, the GU01G offers various power transmission options and individually configurable controls. The controller can be programmed via an adapter – for example, to adjust the speed or to define automatic shut-off times.
Compared to classic gasoline engines opens the GU01G Additional functional possibilities: The direction of rotation can be flexibly adjusted, opening up new areas of application. The motor unit is suitable for motor-driven machines such as water pumps, winches, sweepers, pressure washers, small construction equipment such as vibratory plates or concrete mixers, as well as agricultural equipment.
Background: Makita Background With the GU01G, Makita aims to provide powerful and economical alternatives to conventional drive technologies and the Transformation towards wireless, emission-free working environments support.
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Text:
Claudia Stemick /
handwerksblatt.de
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