Actium Pump
Half an Actium 80, purpose-built for hydraulic and auxiliary loads.
| Peak / continuous power | 15 / 10 kW |
| Max motor speed | 10,000 rpm |
| DC voltage range | 62–96 V |
| Rare-earth content | Zero |
Electrifying a vehicle is rarely just the traction drive. Belt loaders, lifts and tippers all ran off the engine that has now been removed, and they still need a pump. The Actium Pump is that motor: 15 kW peak, 10 kW continuous, on the same 62–96 V bus as the traction drive it sits beside.
It is physically half an Actium 80 — the same design, the same rare-earth-free rotor, a shorter stack. Sharing a family with the traction motor means one spares list and one drive-unit interface rather than two.
Pump motors have already been built and run in belt loader conversions: the Tug 660 kit pairs one with an Actium 80V on a single 62–96 V pack, so the belt keeps working without a second energy system to maintain.