The Fukushima M2703C Hydraulic Motor is a high-pressure radial piston hydraulic motor designed for heavy-duty marine and offshore applications. Manufactured by Fukushima Ltd. (Japan) under license from A/S Hydraulik Brattvaag (Norway), this motor is widely used in Brattvaag and Rolls-Royce / Kongsberg Maritime systems.
Known for its extreme durability, high torque output, and long service life, the M2703C is a trusted solution for deck machinery and winch systems on large vessels.
Technical Specifications
•Model / Type: M2703C
•Manufacturer: Fukushima Ltd., Japan
•Licensor: A/S Hydraulik Brattvaag, Norway
•Brattvaag / Rolls-Royce Connection: Fully compatible with Brattvaag systems; integrated into Rolls-Royce Marine / Kongsberg Maritime solutions
•Year of Manufacture: 1985
•Weight: Approx. 920 kg (2,028 lbs)
•Motor Design: Radial piston, high-pressure
•Operation: High torque, low-speed (HTLS)
•Mounting: Flange-mounted
•Shaft Type: Heavy-duty output shaft
•Hydraulic Media: Mineral hydraulic oil
•Duty: Continuous marine operation
Component Breakdown (Assembly Details)
1. Main Motor Housing
•Large circular ribbed casing
•Contains radial pistons
•Converts hydraulic pressure into rotational torque
2. Control Valve Block
•Mounted on the side with linkages
•Functions as directional & speed control valve
•Controls:
•Rotation direction (CW / CCW)
•Speed of motor
•Flow regulation
3. Brake Assembly
•Integrated hydraulic brake system
•Automatically releases when pressure is applied
•Ensures safe load holding
4. Output Shaft
•Heavy-duty shaft for power transmission
•Directly connected to:
•Winches
•Gearboxes
•Deck machinery
Working Principle
The M2703C uses a radial piston design, where multiple pistons are arranged around a central cam ring.
•Hydraulic oil enters the piston chambers
•Pistons push outward against the cam
•This generates rotational motion
•Result: Very high torque at low speed
Key Features
•High-pressure radial piston technology
•Extremely high torque output
•Smooth low-speed operation
•Integrated control valve system
•Built-in braking system
•Marine-grade heavy-duty construction
•Long service life (25+ years in vessels)
•????? to corrosion and harsh environments
•Suitable for continuous duty
•Proven Brattvaag / Rolls-Royce compatibility
Applications
Marine Industry
•Anchor windlass systems
•Mooring winches
•Cargo winches
•Deck cranes
•Towing winches
Offshore
•Platform cranes
•Heavy-duty lifting systems
•Cable laying equipment
Fishing Industry
•Trawl winches
•Net haulers
Brattvaag / Rolls-Royce / Kongsberg Connection
The M2703C motor originates from A/S Hydraulik Brattvaag, a Norwegian company known for marine hydraulic systems.
•Later integrated into Rolls-Royce Marine
•Now part of Kongsberg Maritime
This makes the M2703C:
•Fully compatible with Brattvaag systems
•Used in Rolls-Royce deck machinery
•Supported in modern Kongsberg marine solutions
Advantages
•Reliable in extreme marine conditions
•High efficiency under heavy loads
•Minimal maintenance requirements
•Direct drive capability (no gearbox needed in many cases)
•Strong legacy support in marine industry
Maintenance & Spare Parts
Common Spare Parts
•Piston sets
•Cam ring
•Seal kits
•Bearings
•Valve block components
Maintenance Tips
•Use clean filtered hydraulic oil
•Replace seals during overhaul
•Inspect pistons and cam ring for wear
•Check brake system functionality
Global Supply – GANI MARINE EXPORTER
We supply:
•Fukushima hydraulic motors
•Brattvaag marine systems
•Rolls-Royce / Kongsberg spare parts
Global Export – Gani Marine Exporter
Russia : Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Novorossiysk, Vladivostok, Murmansk, Kaliningrad, Sochi, Arkhangelsk, Rostov-on-Don, and other port cities.
UAE – United Arab Emirates : Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Khor Fakkan, Umm Al Quwain, and all industrial and port zones.
China : Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Qingdao, Tianjin, Hong Kong, Dalian, Xiamen, Ningbo, Chongqing, Wuhan, and other major cities.
UK : London, Liverpool, Southampton, Newcastle, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, and all significant ports.
France : Paris, Marseille, Le Havre, Dunkirk, Lyon, Bordeaux, Nice, Nantes.