What is a Gear pump?

A gear pump is a type of pump that uses two or more intermeshing gears to transfer fluid. The rotating gears pull in fluid, trap it in the spaces between the teeth, and push it out through the discharge port. Gear pumps are especially suitable for transferring high-pressure and high-viscosity fluids, and are known for their simplicity, reliability, and efficiency. They are widely used in various industries.

Features of gear pumps include:
・High-pressure capability: They can transfer fluids at high pressures.
・Suitable for high-viscosity fluids: Ideal for transferring fluids such as oils, pastes, and sealants.
・Consistent flow rate: The rotating gears provide a stable and continuous flow of fluid.

Application of Gear pump

１．Hydraulic Gear Pumps
Used in hydraulic systems to supply hydraulic oil. Gear pumps are widely used due to their ability to provide high pressure and stable flow rates.
２．Oil Pumps in Automobiles and Machinery
Used to supply engine oil in cars and industrial machines. They are capable of reliably transferring high-viscosity oils.
３．Ink Supply Gear Pumps in Printing Industry
Used to supply ink at a consistent pressure in printing machines. These pumps ensure a stable flow of ink, which is essential for maintaining print quality.
４．Chocolate Pumps in the Food Industry
Used for transferring high-viscosity food materials such as chocolate. Gear pumps are ideal for maintaining a consistent flow, which ensures the quality of the final product.
５．Chemical Transfer Gear Pumps
Used for transferring high-viscosity chemicals and liquids. Gear pumps can maintain stable flow rates and high pressure, making them suitable for chemical processes.

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