A gear pump is a type of positive displacement pump that uses the meshing of gears to move fluids with precision and consistency. Typically used for transferring oils, fuels, and other viscous liquids, gear pumps are valued for their steady flow and high-pressure capabilities. They operate using two interlocking gears—one driven and one idler—which trap fluid between the gear teeth and pump casing, then move it smoothly towards the discharge side. Gear pumps are compact, efficient, and reliable, making them ideal for use in hydraulic systems, lubrication circuits, and chemical processing. With few moving parts and robust construction, they offer long service life and minimal maintenance. Their simple yet effective design ensures consistent performance across a wide range of applications.
Benefits
Consistent Flow Rate
Delivers smooth, non-pulsating flow ideal for precision fluid transfer.Handles Viscous Fluids Well
Especially effective with thick oils, fuels, and lubricants.Compact and Durable
Simple design with minimal moving parts ensures long operational life.High Pressure Capability
Suitable for applications requiring strong, steady pressure.Low Maintenance
Robust build and easy-to-service components reduce downtime and costs.
