External Gear Pump

External Gear Pump

External Gear Pump

External Gear Pump

External Gear Pump

External Gear Pump

    What is an External Gear Pump?

    An external gear pump is a positive displacement pump that uses two meshing external gears to move fluid. As the gears rotate, they create suction at the inlet, draw in fluid, and force it through to the outlet at high pressure.

Technical Specifications Table
Technical Specifications
Parameter Typical Range / Description
Flow Rate 0.5 to 500+ LPM (Liters per Minute)
Max Pressure Up to 200 bar (typical range: 7 to 150 bar depending on model)
Viscosity Range 1 to 100,000 cSt (ideal for medium to high-viscosity fluids)
Temperature Range -20°C to 200°C (with proper materials/seals)
Materials of Construction Cast Iron, Stainless Steel, Bronze, Aluminium
Sealing Mechanical Seal, Gland Packing, or Magnetic Coupling
Mounting Foot Mount or Flange Mount
Rotation Usually Bi-directional (depends on gear configuration)

External Gear Pump

Gear Pump Overview

????Fluids Handled:

  • Hydraulic Oil
  • Lubricating Oil
  • Fuel Oil, Diesel
  • Solvents and Chemicals
  • Paints, Resins, Adhesives
  • Polymer Liquids, Bitumen
  • Coolants and Heat Transfer Fluids
  • Vegetable Oil and Syrups (if stainless steel used)

????Common Applications:

Industry Application
Hydraulics Oil circulation and pressure generation
Automotive Lubrication systems, fuel transfer
Chemical Processing Pumping solvents, resins, acids (with SS materials)
Food & Beverage Transferring edible oils, syrups (with FDA-grade materials)
Oil & Gas Fuel transfer, lube oil systems
Paint & Ink Accurate metering of viscous liquids
Power Generation Circulating thermal oils or coolants
Textile Industry Dye and chemical handling

Advantages of External Gear Pumps:

  • Compact and simple design
  • Accurate and constant flow
  • Handles high pressure efficiently
  • Suitable for wide viscosity range
  • Long life with minimal maintenance