Did you know 42% of hydraulic system failures stem from inadequate pump performance? Every hour of downtime costs industrial operations an average of $8,000. Your hydraulic gear pump isn't just a component – it's the beating heart of your productivity. When was the last time you evaluated whether yours delivers peak efficiency?
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Our gearbox hydraulic pump
s achieve 98.3% energy efficiency – 15% higher than ISO 4400 standards. How? Through patented helical gear design that reduces fluid turbulence by 60%. You get:
Feature | Standard Pumps | Our Hydraulic Gear Pump |
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Pressure Rating | 250 Bar | 320 Bar |
Noise Level | 78 dB | 62 dB |
Service Interval | 500 hrs | 2,000 hrs |
We analyzed 12,000 hours of field data across 8 manufacturers. Here's what you should know:
Brand | Cost/1000hrs | Mean Time Between Failure | Hydraulic Cylinder Compatibility |
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Brand X | $1,200 | 4,200 hrs | Limited |
Brand Y | $980 | 5,100 hrs | Moderate |
Our Solution | $670 | 7,800 hrs | Universal |
Whether you're running mining equipment requiring 500L/min flow rates or packaging machinery needing 0.01mm precision, our hydraulic motor systems adapt. Tell us your:
Agricultural Machinery: Reduced pump replacements by 83% for John Deere implement operators
Plastic Injection: Achieved 0.02s cycle time consistency for automotive parts molding
Offshore Drilling: Withstood 10,000 PSI pressures in North Sea operations
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A: A Hydraulic Gear Pump transfers fluid by meshing gears, generating flow and pressure to power hydraulic systems. It’s compact, efficient, and commonly used in machinery requiring steady fluid delivery.
A: A Hydraulic Motor converts hydraulic energy into mechanical rotation, while a Hydraulic Gear Pump does the reverse—turning mechanical input into hydraulic flow. Motors drive equipment, whereas pumps supply pressurized fluid.
A: Pressure loss often stems from worn gears, internal leaks, or contaminated fluid. Regular maintenance and replacing damaged seals/components can prevent this issue.
A: No—the Hydraulic Cylinder relies on pressurized fluid from a pump (like a gear pump) to extend/retract. Without a pump, there’s no force to move the cylinder’s piston.
A: Gear pumps are simpler, cost-effective, and handle moderate pressures with less noise. Piston pumps excel in high-pressure applications but are bulkier and pricier.
A: Regularly check fluid cleanliness, monitor for leaks, and replace filters. Avoid running the pump dry to prevent overheating and gear wear.
A: Overheating can result from excessive load, low fluid levels, or fluid contamination. Ensuring proper system design and cooling mechanisms mitigates this risk.