Did you know 42% of hydraulic system failures stem from pressure mismatch? Picture this: Your machinery groaning under unnecessary stress, energy bills climbing 25% monthly, and production delays stacking up like dominoes. The solution? Precision-engineered low pressure gear pump
s that act like a Swiss Army knife for hydraulic efficiency.
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Our hydraulic gear pumps deliver 92% energy efficiency – beating industry averages by 17%. How? Through patented vortex-reduction teeth (VRT™) that:
Feature | Our LP-300 | Brand X | Brand Y |
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Pressure Range (bar) | 5-150 | 10-120 | 15-100 |
Warranty | 5 years | 3 years | 2 years |
Whether you're running food-grade systems (3-A certified) or heavy machinery, our modular design offers:
Case 1: Iowa agricultural co-op slashed lubrication costs by $18,000/year using our LP-200 series. Case 2: Alabama auto parts manufacturer cut pump replacements from 6/year to zero since 2021.
With 30 years serving 1,200+ clients worldwide, we guarantee 24-hour quote turnaround and lifetime technical support. Limited inventory alert: Get 15% off installation kits when you order before March 31!
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A: A low pressure gear pump is a hydraulic device that transfers fluid using intermeshing gears. It’s ideal for applications requiring moderate flow rates, such as lubrication systems or light-duty hydraulic machinery.
A: Low pressure gear pumps operate at lower pressure ranges (typically below 250 PSI), while standard hydraulic gear pumps handle higher pressures. This makes them suitable for less demanding, cost-sensitive applications.
A: Key factors include flow rate, pressure rating, material compatibility, and application requirements. Always verify the supplier’s reliability and whether the pump/motor matches your system’s specifications.
A: Yes, low pressure gear pumps can work with compatible hydraulic motors in systems requiring synchronized fluid transfer. Ensure both components share matching pressure and flow ratings for optimal performance.
A: No, they are designed for light to moderate tasks like lubrication or fuel transfer. For heavy-duty use, high-pressure hydraulic gear pumps or piston pumps are more appropriate.