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BRE
Roadside Lawn Mower
Cutting torque at the end of a reach arm — how the BRE orbit motor drives the mowing head of a roadside verge mower.

A verge mower swings its cutting head off the side of the vehicle on a reach arm — the blade drive out there must be light, compact, and tough enough to eat hidden debris without dying.
Motor roles in this machine
- BRE — mowing head drive: Wheel-flange orbit motor bolts the rotor directly to its output — 330–1,000 N·m of cutting torque in a package light enough for the arm. BRE reference →
- Impact tolerance: Strikes on stones and posts stall the motor momentarily instead of shearing a mechanical driveline — it recovers and keeps cutting.
For sizing details or datasheets, contact our engineers.
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